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Issue 46 | August 2019

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Facial recognition

A ban on facial recognition technology in San Francisco begs the question: Will biometric solutions face a backlash at airports?

Breaking the curse

Berlin Brandenburg Airport could finally open in 2020 after years of delays. We track the story of this long-suffering project

Departing in style

Manchester Airport's new private terminal concept promises unique perks for passengers

ON THE MAP

From airports gone bust to casualties of war, we explore abandoned aviation hubs worldwide

High flyers

California's legalisation of cannabis has led to a surge in smuggling. Are US hubs prepared should more states 'go green' in the future?

The world's top airports

Passenger rights company AirHelp has crowned its top airports for 2019. But what puts an airport ahead of the pack?

Airports in virtual reality

British startup Ocean3D is using digital twin technology to create virtual maps of airports. How could this help passengers?

The hard sell

Why are airports fertile ground for advertising? And what techniques resonate with clients and passengers?

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  • The briefing on ‘net‑zero’ airports
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  • Techwan Company Insight
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  • Facial recognition: will passenger scepticism jeopardise its future?
  • ADB Safegate Company Insight
  • ADB Safegate
  • ELVAL Colour
  • Breaking the curse: will Berlin Brandenburg Airport finally open in 2020?
  • Air Traffic Solutions Company Insight
  • Air Traffic Solutions
  • Inside Manchester Airport’s new private terminal
  • Mapping out some of the world’s most fascinating abandoned airports
  • High flyers: legal cannabis creates grey area for US airports
  • 3D Interaction Technologies
  • Breaking down the criteria for the world’s top airports
  • The digital twins: creating virtual airport tours with Ocean3D
  • The hard sell: making a mark in airports
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