SEA Milan Airports is hosting a photographic exhibition by Steve McCurry at Milano Malpensa Airport as part of a cultural program linked to the Milan-Cortina 2027 Winter Olympics.

Titled The World in Motion, the exhibition is located in the check-in area of Terminal 1 and will remain open throughout the Olympic and Paralympic Games and beyond. The Games are taking place from February 6 to 22 and March 6 to 15, 2026, respectively.

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Changi Airport has launched ‘T5 in the Making’, an immersive exhibition designed to give visitors a picture of the vision, design and innovations behind its upcoming Terminal 5 (T5).

Jointly organized by the Ministry of Transport (MOT), the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and Changi Airport Group (CAG), the exhibition will be held from January 6, 2026 to March 2026 at Terminal 3’s Arrival Hall and is free for all visitors. 15,000 visitors have registered for tickets to the exhibition since they were made open to the public in December.

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Registration has opened for T5 In the Making, a new immersive exhibition offering the public an early look at the vision, design and innovations behind Changi Airport’s upcoming Terminal 5 (T5).

Jointly organized by Singapore’s Ministry of Transport, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and Changi Airport Group, the exhibition will run from January 6 to an unspecified date in March 2026 in Terminal 3’s Arrival Hall. Admission is free.

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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and JFK Millennium Partners (JMP), the company that is currently building and will also operate the new Terminal 6 (T6) at JFK airport, has announced the first three Queens-based artists who have been selected to be part of the terminal’s Queens in Flight rotating community art program, which will debut when the new terminal opens in 2026.

Local artists Kim Okoli, Llannski and Garfield Harry will have their artwork prominently displayed in gate areas throughout the Terminal 6 Departures Concourse, joining permanent art installations from 19 other artists previously announced.

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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and New Terminal One, the company developing the new international terminal set to be built at JFK, have announced seven artists selected to create artworks representing the history and culture of New York and Queens.

Sculptures, mosaics and murals throughout the terminal will integrate into a wider cultural program including filmmaking, digital experiences and the terminal’s branding – designed to create a sense of place unique to New York.

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Local and national brands should amplify their presence in airport environments, research commissioned by Clear Channel Outdoor (CCO) and conducted by Nielsen suggests.

The study comes as air travel continues to rise, with TSA screening record numbers of travelers this year. According to CCO, this trend is expected to accelerate into 2026.

This growth is reportedly driven by pent-up travel demand, modernization and expansion of US airports, and a wave of Americans eager to take on new adventures.

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Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) is to remove the iconic LAX sign at the airport’s gateway, as the next phase of the airport’s modernization efforts gets underway.

Having served as a welcome symbol for LAX guests for many decades, the letters are to be moved to allow reconfiguration and upgrades to the surrounding roadways and improve access to the airport.

According to LAWA, the future improvements will significantly reduce traffic congestion by separating airport-bound vehicles from local traffic along Sepulveda Boulevard, enhancing the flow of vehicles within and around the airport.

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Wellington Airport has unveiled its new terminal centrepiece: an illuminated artwork sculpture representing the local bird spirit Manu Muramura. The New Zealand hub is known for its terminal showpieces.

The artwork, which has a total length of 15m and is suspended above the main terminal concourse, was created by a team of designers and sculptural artists at Wētā Workshop in Miramar. It features a fibreglass body and wings with steel armature, polycarbonate feathers and 3D printed head complete with internal lighting.

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Brussels Airport has selected JCDecaux Belgium for the exclusive advertising concession contract, beginning January 1, 2026.

JCDecaux will be responsible for installing, managing and marketing the advertising displays inside, outside and around Brussels Airport.

The company has worked with Brussels Airport for 18 years. The new contract will see JCDecaux renew all its furniture and digital spaces and develop a range of creative systems such as activation podiums and immersive event devices that create engagement between brands and passengers.

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Melbourne Airport has launched real-time digital information displays at for its SkyBus services, to enable travelers to track their buses to the minute from the curb. The signage has been installed at Terminals 1, 3 and 4 and at Southern Cross Station.

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Additionally, SkyBuses will now feature onboard real-time information displays, enabling passengers to know their estimated time of arrival at their destinations.

“These upgrades give passengers immediate certainty when they disembark from their flights,” said Graham Smith, executive general manager at Kinetic, the owner of SkyBus.

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