Airport Leadership

From trains and metro to flights and airport services: October is expected to include a series of national and local strikes across Italy

flydubai has launched daily Dubai-Pokhara flights, becoming the first airline to operate scheduled international services to Nepal’s Pokhara airport

Two years after the decision: Milan Malpensa Airport adds the name of the late Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi, to its official name, a move that did not go over well with the public

Emirates’ new Manchester Airport lounge brings its latest lounge concept to the UK with local cuisine, private spaces and direct aircraft boarding

IATA says airport security screening alone cannot prevent undeclared dangerous goods and calls for stronger checks across the air cargo supply chain

The FAA has granted McKinney National Airport permission to operate commercial passenger flights. More than $9 million has already been invested in infrastructure

Aerobús will cancel its Plaça Catalunya stop on September 24, with airport services starting and ending at Plaça Universitat during the Mercè parade

Istanbul Airport continues to enhance its capabilities with a new 2.82-kilometer runway shortening transfer and flight times, aiming for up to 200 million passengers per year

Prague Airport is introducing new measures to speed up border checks for non-EU arrivals as longer processing times continue under the EES system

The Icelandair mechanics' strike, which took effect tonight, continues to significantly affect the airline's flight schedule at Keflavík International Airport in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland

István Szabó will bring extensive experience to his new role at Brandenburg Airport, replacing Thomas Hoff Andersen. Szabó's achievements include awards for 'Best Airport in Europe' and a rare four-star Skytrax rating