Has Sydney Airport Parking Reached a Peak?
In August, Sydney Airport released figures indicating its lowest growth in parking fee revenues in at least five years.
How Do Aviation Regulations Impact On Building Heights?
Next week, our Director Amin Hamzavian will deliver a presentation on how aviation regulations impact on building heights.
IATA Announces Strong Growth for Airlines
More optimism is on the horizon for the aviation industry, with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) announcing that airlines are globally experiencing faster growth in more than a decade.
New Zealand’s ‘Airport of the Future’
Rising demand for aviation services in New Zealand led to a multi-billion dollar government investment to create an "airport of the future" in Auckland, the country's largest city.
Western Sydney Airport Contract to be Awarded Next Year
According to the government-owned Western Sydney Airport (WSA) Corporation, a works contract will be awarded next year for the development of Sydney's second airport.
The Rise of Aviation in Vanuatu
Our colleagues over in Vanuatu have much to look forward to over the next coming weeks with new upgrades to their airports.
The Case of the Incredible Shrinking Airline Seat
"This is the case of the Incredible Shrinking Airline Seat," wrote a U.S. judge late last month. "As many have no doubt noticed, aircraft seats and the spacing between them have been getting smaller and smaller, while American passengers have been growing in size".
Should the U.S. Air Force Be Able to Shoot Down Civilian Drones?
The United States Air Force is calling on Congress for help in dealing with civilian Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) that pose a threat to military aircraft.
