The latest scientific research, music and the art of nudging are all being employed by innovative airports to influence passenger flow and behavior
Written by Marisa Garcia
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A new generation of greenfield airport projects are currently in the pipeline around the world, but they must be carefully planned and managed if they are to address both air traffic capacity and urban development issues.
Changi Airport Group (CAG) has unveiled the latest design details for its new Canopy Park…
Avinor Oslo Airport is to open a new food outlet concept called the Food Truck…
London Gatwick Airport has begun integrating an augmented reality (AR) wayfinding tool with its airport…
Oman Sales and Services (OSS), a joint venture between airliner Oman Air and retail operator…
Security screening specialist Smiths Detection has deployed four high-speed CTX 9800 DSi hold baggage explosives…
Auckland Airport in New Zealand has appointed a specialist consortium, led by engineering consultancy Mott…
Durham Tees Valley Airport in County Durham, northeast England, has unveiled its plans for a…
Timo Rissanen, head of Helsinki ground experience at Finnair, and Tuğberk Duman, project manager for Futurice, share some of their findings from a facial recognition check-in trial currently taking place at Helsinki Airport in Finland