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JFK tops list of priciest airports for stranded travellers

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UK airports raise drop-off fees, hitting drivers and travellers

UK Airports are on the radar for raising drop-off charges at the airports. Goodbye kisses and hugs seem to

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Radio Glitch Grounds Greece: Outdated Aviation Systems Under Scrutiny

On Sunday, 4th January, travellers at airports throughout Greece found themselves stranded by what has eventually been determined as a glitch affecting the country’s outdated aviation communication systems.

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Ontario Airport’s visitor pass nears 100,000 users

Ontario Airport's visitor pass nears 100,000 users

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Bahrain International Airport earns 5-star Skytrax rating

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CSMIA commissions Taxiway M to boost efficiency

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Collinson International expands APAC airport lounge network

Collinson International has expanded its network of airport lounges and travel experiences in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region by 21 percent over the past 24 months, responding to a surge in regional travel.

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SITA and Apple reduce lost luggage by 90%

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Philippine airports roll out biometric gates, extra manpower in time for the holiday rush

Philippine officials advised the public that measures are in place in the country’s airports as they brace themselves for the

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Glasgow Prestwick Airport reports sixth year of profit

Glasgow Prestwick Airport has announced its sixth consecutive year of profitability, achieving a £3.5 million operating profit for the year

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Queenstown Airport begins terminal upgrade design

Queenstown Airport Corporation has appointed architectural firms Warren and Mahoney (WAM) and Hassell to design the concept for its terminal upgrade.

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Queenstown Airport achieves 76% emissions reduction

Queenstown Airport has unveiled its 2025 Sustainability Report, showcasing a 76 percent reduction in organisational emissions since 2019, with a target of 85 percent by 2028.

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Manila’s NAIA braces itself for the coming holiday exodus

With the holiday rush in full swing, Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is gearing up for an influx of up to more than 2.5 million passengers between now and the end of the year.