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Dubai Airports has teamed up with Dubai-based design agency Ochre and Emirati designer Aljoud Lootah to design and test a new generation of airport seating.
The construction of the new Helsinki Airport west wing has begun, as part of the Finavia-funded terminal expansion.
oneworld’s Dennis Tierney speaks to FTE about changes in terminal design and how technology developments will create an enhanced passenger experience.
American Airlines, LaGuardia Gateway Partners, SOM, UNStudio and Merchant Aviation discuss how evolving trends, technologies and passenger demands are redefining airport terminals.
Nelson Airport has unveiled its plans for the redevelopment of the passenger terminal, as part of a $32 million project.
The $350 million investment has been made to expand airport facilities, enhance the passenger experience and showcase the best of Montréal.
The AUS$18m investment follows the recent announcement that Singapore Airlines will soon launch services between Canberra and Singapore.
The removal of borderless travel within the Schengen Area would require airports to redesign terminals and harm the passenger experience, says ACI EUROPE.
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Concourse D features 32 gates, nine lounges and seating for 8,000 passengers, and will increase the airport’s capacity to 90 million annual passengers.
Lorenzo Lo Presti, CEO, Aeroporti di Roma discusses how self-service and mobile developments can help the operator enhance the end-to-end travel experience.
United is working with OTG to install 10,000 power points and 6,000 iPads, which passengers can use to track their flight and make F&B and retail purchases.
FTE spoke to Kiran Merchant, CEO of DY Consultants, who explained exactly what airports must consider when planning and building new airport terminals.
Copenhagen Airport will bring together international and domestic passengers in 2015, which will help to simplify the airport experience for domestic travellers.
Travellers have been asked to submit their ideas for the airport of the future, with the most popular suggestions to be evaluated by Copenhagen Airport.
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