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Thermo Fisher offers scalable testing solutions to help keep air travel safe.
The increase in air travel as people get back to their lives and livelihoods will require SARS-CoV-2 testing for the safety of passengers, air travel employees, and countries. Travel restrictions and testing requirements around the world change regularly and without prior notice. Safety plans are fluid and testing should be adaptable to what tomorrow may bring.
Airport Dimensions commemorates one year of ‘Sleep ‘n fly’ pods
Demand for the lounge has increased continually has operations at Hamad International recover from Covid-19
Military biofuels – Going green
Climate change has come to the military. The international drive to reduce the world’s carbon footprint has inevitably meant that air forces are having to explore ways to reduce their dependency on liquid aviation fuel, which is derived from fossil fuel resources.
Renewable energy for DSNA ground ATC stations
DSNA developped SEPHER project, produces renewable energy (photovoltaic and hydrogen-based) to supply its ground ATC stations for isolated sites.
DSEI 2021: UK Skynet 5 SATCOM to stay with Strategic Command
The UK’s Strategic Command will maintain operational control over the Skynet 5 space-based surveillance system through the lifetime of the programme, despite earlier reports that it would cede day-to-day use to the newly created UK Space Command
INVOLI launches new air traffic receiver
INVOLI launches a new generation air traffic signal receiver: the G-1090, in support of its vision to enable a sky where drones fly safely alongside manned aviation
Protecting airports from lightning strikes
For airports and the airlines that serve them, few weather phenomena are as disruptive as electrical storms. Tom Batchelor looks at the risks and the remedies
U-Space Sandbox Hamburg enters the testing phase
The first test flights at the U-Space Sandbox in Hamburg will be starting from mid-September
Flughafen Wien Group reports strongest month since pandemic began
Passenger numbers from August are considerably more positive than figures reported in 2020
Riga opens new self-service baggage lines
The country’s national carrier airBaltic was the first airline to use the new service
Alstef Group to upgrade baggage systems at Keflavik Airport
The company was awarded a contract for the terminal project based on quality, price, and their technical compliance
Avinor reports group-wide traffic increases
The operator has seen a strong recovery in domestic travel demand while international connections remain sluggish
Fraport reveals August traffic figures
European airports are seeing increases in traffic due to the introduction of the EU-wide Digital COVID Certificate
Johan Vanneste set to leave CEO position at Cologne Bonn
He is expected to make an exit at the end of the year due to a change in personal circumstances
Manchester Airport calls for simplification of UK travel system
Government figures show UK aviation is the worst hit sector, more than 90% down on pre-pandemic levels
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Thermo Fisher offers scalable testing solutions to help keep air travel safe.
The increase in air travel as people get back to their lives and livelihoods will require SARS-CoV-2 testing for the safety of passengers, air travel employees, and countries. Travel restrictions and testing requirements around the world change regularly and without prior notice. Safety plans are fluid and testing should be adaptable to what tomorrow may bring.
Deicers from Clariant: For a safe take-off on ice and snow
Learn about Clariant's special fluids that are used to deice planes and protect them from reicing before take-off
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Download Guidance for Air Travel
Thermo Fisher Scientific is the global leader in COVID-19 testing and is involved in more than 50% of global COVID-19 testing. We help our customers navigate the testing options and the resources needed by airlines, labs, government agencies and digital health passport vendors.
Achieving large-scale hand sanitizing for a COVID-secure future
Before the COVID-19 pandemic occurred, there was little importance placed on hand sanitizing outside of hospitals, surgeries and other healthcare centres
Modern Managed Services as an enabler of safety-critical operations
Focus on what matters to your stakeholders by leveraging trusted partnerships to deliver safety-compliant control centre solutions, networks support solutions and services.
Our survey reveals industry views on post-pandemic airport recovery
Airports International conducted an online survey on behalf of Hitachi Vantara in July 2020, in order to understand the industry’s view on recovery from the pandemic and the use of technology to provide an enhanced ...
How technology is meeting the changing demands of airports
The evolution of the modern airport, and the way in which their operators conduct business, was well underway even before the global pandemic struck earlier in the year.
Are Airports the Next Smart Cities?
Airports globally are recognized as being similar to smart cities, as they focus on delivering improvements to operations, sustainability, experience and business vitality.
The Smart Path to Airport Safety and Security
The airports of today are vastly different than they were just a generation ago – and their technological evolution will continue to accelerate.
WANTED: Airspace guardian of the future…
As Egis celebrates 50 years in aviation, we publish a new discussion paper imagining the long-term future of aviation and what relevance air traffic management might have within it.
Prioritising safety in unmanned aircraft system traffic management
Drones are proliferating throughout the world’s airspace, making them impossible to ignore. As their numbers rise, the importance of finding a way for them to safely coexist with manned aircraft is growing increasingly urgent.
Learn More About Tower Solutions
As civilian air traffic continues to grow, airports must increase efficiency and manage more complex operations, while improving safety and compliance.
ATM-grade networks
Achieving safe, efficient, future-ready air traffic control Communications Frequentis was instrumental in introducing ATM-grade networks to the air traffic control industry, and continues to invest in taking them to the next level.
