Airport News Archives - February 2010
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Dubai Airport Expansion Continues
Posted by Airport International's Global Correspondent on 11:30:00
International Airport News focusing on Dubai International Airport, where passenger handling numbers hit close to 41 million in 2009...
Continental Boosts Newark-Heathrow Airport Flights
Posted by Airport International's US Correspondent on 12:45:00
International Airport News concerning Continental Airlines, which is set to increase flights between London Heathrow Airport and Newark Airp...
Air Traffic Control Improvements Could Lower Emissions
Posted by Airport News Technology Correspondent on 15:45:00
Improved air traffic control at airports worldwide could be the key to achieving significant aviation greenhouse gas emission reductions...
Debut for Heathrow Airport Full Body Scanners
Posted by Airport International's UK Correspondent on 17:05:00
London Heathrow and Manchester airports have begun using full body scanning machines on selected passengers, as Airport International report...
Week 2 - February 2010
Heavy Snowfall Cripples US Airports
Posted by Airport International's US Correspondent on 13:00:00
Intense snowfall has severely disrupted operations at many US airports including Washington and Dulles, as Airport Int. reports...
New Boeing 747's First Flight Imminent
Posted by Airport News Technology Correspondent on 14:50:00
International Airport News concerning the Boeing 747-8 - the latest variant of the famed 'Jumbo Jet': set to make its first flight very soon...
Boeing 777 Heathrow Crash Landing Report Issued
Posted by Airport International's UK Correspondent on 09:05:00
International Airport News covering the final report on the 2008 British Airways Boeing 777 crash at Heathrow Airport...
Memphis International: 2009's Biggest Cargo Airport
Posted by Airport International's US Correspondent on 11:45:00
Memphis International Airport remains the biggest cargo airport in the world - according to new 2009 performance data...
