Modernization

All passenger activity has been halted at the old terminal, which will undergo extensive modernization and reopen in about a decade to serve over 10 million passengers

Air Canada has launched scheduled service with its first Airbus A321XLR, introducing new long-haul capabilities and premium onboard features

Prague Airport posts solid 2025 financial results while continuing its modernization program and expanding premium passenger services with a new Erste Premier Lounge in Terminal 1

Critical modernization for pilot safety: Critical modernization for pilot safety: The FAA has moved the U.S. NOTAM aviation alert system to the cloud as part of a major modernization effort to improve safety and reliability

Lufthansa and CityLine pilots are going on strike on March 12 and 13 as the company seeks to keep passengers safe amid uncertainty about the situation in Iran. Lufthansa calls on the pilots' union to open discussions on modernization instead of escalation

Budapest International Airport is embarking on one of the largest expansion projects in Central Europe, adding capacity of more than 10 million passengers per year

Despite Ukraine’s closed airspace, Boryspil Airport has launched a large-scale modernization project with South Korea’s KOICA, upgrading digital systems and passenger technology ahead of a future reopening

Lufthansa will begin retrofitting its A380 aircraft with upgraded Business Class seats, improved comfort, and enhanced privacy. The first upgraded planes will return to service in April: "The retrofit underscores our commitment to providing a top-flight experience on the long-haul aircraft "

Miami airport's new Terminal K begins construction for major passenger capacity growth

Miami International Airport (MIA) continues to break records for the third consecutive year with around 56 million passengers in 2024, maintaining its title as America's fastest growing airport

All passenger activity has been halted at the old terminal, which will undergo extensive modernization and reopen in about a decade to serve over 10 million passengers

Miami International Airport (MIA) continues to break records for the third consecutive year with around 56 million passengers in 2024, maintaining its title as America's fastest growing airport