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- 161. Malaysia Airports selects Preston Gate Allocation System
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Malaysia Airports selects Preston Gate Allocation System.
- 162. Munich Airport and Singapore Changi Airport Sign Cooperation Pact
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Munich Airport and Singapore Changi Airport Sign Cooperation Pact. The heads of the airports in Munich and Singapore have signed a cooperation agreement. The pact, finalized at the 20th ACI World General Assembly, the annual conference of Airports Council International, will intensify the collaboration of these two major air transportation hubs.
- 163. BAA Reports May 2011 Traffic
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BAA’s six airports handled 9.3 million passengers last month, the busiest ever May for Heathrow (5.9 million) and Edinburgh (826,000). The two airports also saw their busiest ever Spring (March, April and May). For the first time ever, the moving annual total number of passengers at Heathrow topped 68 million.
- 164. Bangkok’s Don Mueang Airport Enjoys Highest Growth in Asia Pacific
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According to data from ACI Asia Pacific, the traffic surge during Lunar New Year continued to have a positive impact on the airports within the region in March 2015, reporting a +11.1% year-on-year rise, and a +8.5% growth for the first quarter. Airports in the Middle East also recorded strong rise of +10.0% in March, and +9.4% for the first quarter.
- 165. Boeing to Work with Russian Airports to Increase Capacity
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Boeing has signed Memoranda of Understanding to cooperate toward increasing the efficiency and capacity of leading Russian airports. Boeing will work with the Basel Aero Company, operator of Sochi International Airport and with Moscow State University of Geodesy and Cartography.
- 166. Bangkok Airways Increases COVID19 Screening at Airports in Samui, Sukhothai and Trat
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Bangkok Airways has increased the number of screening points at three of the airports it owns in Thailand in an attempt to help prevent the spread of COVID19 in the country.
- 167. Green Laser Beams could beat Deadly Bird Threat at Airports
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Green Laser Beams could beat Deadly Bird Threat at Airports.
- 168. Smiths Detection to Upgrade Security at Five Spanish Airports
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Smiths Detection’s long-term Spanish distributor, TECOSA, has won a contract with Aena SME, S.A. worth over £128 million – representing Smiths Detection’s largest ever single order for hold baggage security scanners. The ECAC Standard 3 approved explosives detection systems will be deployed in five international airports across Spain.
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