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Issue 51 | January 2020

Could 'powerfuels' be the key to reducing greenhouse gas emissions in aviation? Next issue, we find out whether a blending strategy put forward by Global Alliance Powerfuels could help power a greener future.

We explore IATA’s One ID project, which aims to achieve a truly paperless travel experience for passengers, and analyse the potential impact of supersonic aircraft on airport operations in the future.

We also take a look at the current status of home baggage collection services, after the UK’s Manchester Airport entered a new collaboration with travel tech startup Airportr, and explore the reasons why US airports are continuing to do poorly on passenger satisfaction surveys relative to other airports around the world.

Finally, as the clock ticks over into a new year of innovation at airports, we take a closer look at start-ups to watch in 2020.

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