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AMS handles 8.7% more cargo in H1 2024 

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol handled 738,414 tonnes of cargo in the first half of 2024, up 8.7% from the corresponding period in 2023.  Belly cargo grew 23.3% year over year to 305,593 tonnes following 12.5% YoY growth in passenger flights, according…

FAA grants to aid net-zero targets

The FAA announced $1.9 billion in grants today to improve airports throughout the United States and its territories, with $84.4 million allocated for sustainable technologies. The money will go to 519 projects in 48 states and other territories, including Guam,…

Collaboration is key to effective airport cybersecurity 

The aviation industry is increasingly digitalizing operations, which increases the risk and possible damage from cyberattacks.  Airports represent 64% of the cyberattacks targeting the aviation industry, according to the Aug. 13 webinar “Airport Cybersecurity: Protecting Critical Infrastructure,” presented by Airports…

CBP opens first airside examination station at DFW

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has opened the nation’s first airside centralized examination station at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to boost efficiency and security for handling a burgeoning number of international e-commerce and cross-border shipments.  Direct access to cargo terminals…

YVR using ‘digital twin’ technology to improve ops

Vancouver International Airport is driving efficiency in passenger and cargo operations using a virtual replica of the airport and airfield through digital twin technology — a growing trend in aviation.  Launched in 2022 after the airport’s (YVR) innovation hub opened,…

Air cargo delays remain after CrowdStrike outage

Some airports are still seeing a backlog of delayed cargo shipments today after a global IT outage on July 19 that stemmed from a software update by cybersecurity company CrowdStrike. United Airlines Cargo on July 21 lifted most restrictions but…