Putting "eyes" on the ramp to avoid collisions Written by: Neil Sandhu | 05/07/2022 In Depth Neil Sandhu, UK Product Manager at the global sensor manufacturer SICK explains how collision avoidance using the latest sensing technologies can reduce the risk of accidents on the ramp.
The future is electric for airport buses Written by: James Muir | 30/06/2022 Green Scene In Depth People are eager to fly again now that travel restrictions are being lifted. For that reason, new buses are entering the fleet and are increasingly powered by electricity.
IATA welcomes more markets opening up Written by: Samantha Payne | 17/03/2022 In Depth Half of the world's top 50 air travel markets have opened their borders to vaccinated travellers without quarantine measures or testing requirements, according to a latest IATA survey.
GroundStar: Optimal solution for all - INFORM Written by: Samantha Payne | 02/03/2022 Handling Talk In Depth Uschi Schulte-Sasse from INFORM talks to Samantha Payne about its pioneering software, GroundStar, and the difference it has made to operations, especially during the pandemic.
Going Underground with Aircraft Towing Systems Written by: James Muir | 10/01/2022 In Depth Making aircraft more efficient is very important for improving sustainability but what can be done when they are on the ground? Deputy Editor James Muir spoke to Aircraft Towing Systems (ATS) World Wide about its game-changing proposal.
Countdown to GHI Asian market webinar Written by: Max Gosney | 05/01/2022 In Depth Hurry, there’s less than 3 weeks left to register your place for GHI’s free-to-attend Asian aviation market update Webinar on 20 January 2022.
Air bp commences aviation fuel venture in Iraq Written by: Samantha Payne | 11/11/2021 In Depth Acquisitions & Achievements Air bp has launched an aircraft fuelling joint venture at Baghdad International Airport.
Resilience Round Table Written by: Alwyn Brice | 13/08/2020 In Depth Four aviation editorial staff recently shared their good news stories in a Round Table discussion.
Second Aviation Resilience Report Written by: Alwyn Brice | 05/06/2020 In Depth The second edition of the monthly Aviation Resilience Report is now available.
Loyalty bonuses and indemnities under debate in the war against attrition on the apron at GHI’s Asian Conference Written by: Felicity Stredder | 21/03/2019 Handling Talk In Depth Suring up employee contracts with loyalty incentives or indemnities against early resignation should be considered by Asian ground handlers in the battle against soaring attrition, delegates at GHI’s 12th Asian Conference in Kuala Lumpur heard.
University develops more efficient, lightweight aircraft anti-icing system Written by: Felicity Stredder | 23/11/2018 Handling Talk In Depth Researchers from Queen’s University Belfast have developed a new system to prevent the build-up of ice on aircraft in flight.
Ground safety: how to work towards better statistics Written by: Alwyn Brice | 30/08/2018 In Depth Sebina Muwanga, Air Transport Regulation Consultant, offers some thoughts for a safer ramp.
Ground handling in private aviation Written by: Felipe Reisch | 17/08/2018 In Depth Ever wondered how the handling requirements of private aircraft vary from that of larger, commercial jets? Felipe Reisch, Public Relations Manager for Monarch Air Group, explains all.
Brazilian airport privatisation Written by: Alwyn Brice | 10/07/2018 In Depth Roberto Gomes, of QAGH Consulting, muses on the relative benefits and drawbacks of airport privatisation in Brazil.
New European ground handling report Written by: Alwyn Brice | 20/04/2018 In Depth ACI, ASA and the European Transport Workers' Federation have jointly produced a study that looks at various aspects of the European ground handling sector.
Written by: Felipe Reisch | 17/08/2018