It’s been a stellar summer for Dublin Airport, which launched its new €320 million runway on time, in budget and at no cost to the state back in August. As the first planes took off from the freshly laid tarmac, the return of international travel gave the airport an expected post-Covid boost. In that month […]
October 10, 2022 | Air Service Community News
It’s been a sizzling summer for Billund Airport. West Denmark’s international gateway recorded its busiest holiday season yet, helping it reach index 120 in July and index 112 in August. The airport, which handled 3.7m passengers in 2019, is now expecting to reach the same number this year – and may yet surpass that figure […]
More than six months after the restart of flights from Gatwick’s South Terminal, London Gatwick is experiencing unexpected demand. “It is fair to say the incredible demand for travel we’ve seen over the summer surpassed anything we expected,” explains Stephanie Wear, Gatwick’s VP of Aviation Development. “Since the reopening of the South Terminal, we have […]
Malta International Airport is celebrating its thirtieth year in operation; a year that is also set to be critical to the airport’s recovery to pre-pandemic normality. Air Service One caught up with Sandy Vella, Traffic Development Manager, to learn more about the airport’s traffic development plans and infrastructure investments, as well as get a couple […]
June 22, 2022 | Air Service Community News, Airports, Europe, News & Analysis
As the aviation industry dealt with the immediacy of the COVID-19 crisis, there was a new edition of the global guidance for slot coordination and management released in June 2020. No one could have known it would be two further years before the slot community could really strive to ensure these forward-looking policy updates were […]
Strong Traffic performance During the very challenging second year of the pandemic, 2021, Athens International Airport handled over 12 million passengers exceeding the respective 2020 levels by 52.8%, but lagging behind by 51.7% compared to 2019. Traffic remained at low levels in the 1st half of the year, due to ongoing travel restrictions and COVID-19 […]
June 21, 2022 | Air Service Community News, Airports, Europe
Why we all need to work together now, more than ever Aviation is recovering from its deepest peacetime crisis while navigating new headwinds that were unforeseeable at the start of this year. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the related airspace closures have created detrimental impacts on the planned schedule due to both operational challenges and […]
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Rome – the Eternal City – rises once again, with traffic at Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (FCO) set to surpass pre-pandemic levels this summer. Improved intercontinental connectivity is helping fuel the revival. From June, Qantas will link continental Europe with Australia for the first time with a non-stop flight between Rome and Perth, continuing to Sydney. […]
All that investment is starting to pay off for Milan Bergamo – the revamped airport was recently named ‘Best European Airport’ (in the 5 to 15 million passenger per year category) by the Airports Council International (ACI). It has also received the coveted Airport Service Quality Award. The airport is booming again as the pandemic […]
As the world opens up again, Iceland appears to be back on travellers’ radars. A recent passenger forecast published by Isavia, the Keflavík International Airport operator, suggests that by September airport traffic will return to pre-pandemic levels. “The recovery is happening faster than we expected,” says Grétar Már Garðarsson, director of airline relations and route […]