Airport Innovation

Detroit Metropolitan Airport confirmed a vehicle crashed into Evans Terminal on May 29. Police are investigating the event

UK travelers flying through Copenhagen Airport are being advised to allow extra time due to new EU biometric border screening procedures

Brussels Airport will introduce new CT scanners allowing passengers to keep liquids and electronics in bags during security checks from 2028

After a period of absence, and provided there is no deterioration in the security situation, one of Europe’s largest aviation groups is set to return to Ben Gurion Airport

Milan Airport has warned passengers of possible delays and cancellations amid a 24-hour general strike that is also affecting the air transport sector

Ryanair will invest approximately $400 million in Bratislava with 4 fixed-wing aircraft at the airport and will operate new routes to Paphos, Tirana, Turin and Warsaw starting in Winter 2026

Spark by Hilton Milan Linate Airport is expected to open this year and offer 118 rooms, a pool, a gym and a fast connection to the center of Milan in just 12 minutes via the new M4 metro line

A new project by Japan Airlines, Tohoku University and other Japanese companies is exploring the use of biofuel produced from rice bran oil byproducts to power ground equipment at Yamagata Airport

Heathrow Airport has today, May 28, announced that the Piccadilly Line will be closed for works for several days. RMT strike action will further affect London Underground services in June

Train services across Italy, including routes to Fiumicino Airport, will face delays and cancellations during a nationwide rail strike on May 28–29

San José Mineta International Airport introduces an AI humanoid robot that assists passengers in 50+ languages, offering real-time help at Terminal B

The new service, Wait n' Rest, offers private sleep rooms for airport passengers with the option of staying up to eight hours. Another complex is expected to open during the summer. What are the costs and what do they cover?

More than facial recognition at the terminal: Indonesian airports are first in the world to launch a corridor that allows passengers to pass without stopping or showing a passport; the Seamless Corridor will replace border controllers