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ACI Europe and A4E Call for EES Changes Amid Five-Hour Airport Border Control Queues
ACI EUROPE and A4E have called on the European Commission to address problems with the Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES).
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Three Companies to Trial New Technological Solutions at Glasgow Airport
Connected Places Catapult has announced three companies chosen to trial new solutions as part of the Connected Airport Living Lab at GLA.
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Orlando International Airport Launches Upgraded APM Service
Orlando International Airport (MCO) has launched upgraded automated people mover (APM) services to Gates 100–129.
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World Aviation Festival to Examine Airline Profitability
World Aviation Festival is bringing together airlines, airports and technology companies to discuss commercial and operational challenges.
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Heathrow Celebrates Strong September, Looks Ahead to Expansion
Heathrow has celebrated the movement of 7.2 million passengers in September whilst looking ahead to its future amidst potential expansion.
Supplier News
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Five Tries, Three Gates: Why First-Attempt Success Is the Real Test of Airport Biometrics
HID explains why first-attempt facial verification success, not lab accuracy, is the real test of airport biometrics.
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New Travel Industry Coalition Calls for EU Digital Omnibus to Enable Secure, Seamless Biometric Journeys
SITA joins ACI EUROPE, Amadeus, IATA and IDEMIA Public Security in a coalition urging EU support for voluntary biometric travel.
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Layer-by-Layer Asphalt Analysis
XenomatiX uses 6D Road Scanning to analyse runway asphalt layer by layer, supporting quality control in new runway construction.
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Air Arabia Signs Group-Level Distribution Agreement with Amadeus
Air Arabia has signed a group-level distribution agreement with Amadeus to expand its reach across the global travel trade.
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Why Financial Institutions Should Include Drone Threats in Their Operational Resilience Strategy
SkeyDrone explains why financial institutions should factor drone threats into DORA operational resilience strategies.
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How to Plan for the New Era of Common Use Self-Service (CUSS 2)
SITA explains how airports and airlines can prepare for CUSS 2 as the IATA cutover begins at the end of 2026.
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