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“There is no captive customer, in either fast-moving consumer foods or airports”
Kevin Toland (47) became Chief Executive of DAA, the Dublin and Cork airport operator, in January 2013 after spending a quarter-century in consumer foods – the last decade as the CEO of Glanbia USA, a dominating force in the manufacture and supply of processed products in the giant North American foods industry. Previously, Toland held senior executive positions in Coca-Cola Russia and with Grand Metropolitan in Ireland and Central Europe. DAA is his first job in air transport. Read the full article »
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Airports call for EU-ASEAN open skies
The inaugural EU-ASEAN Aviation Summit was held in Singapore on 11-12 February, jointly organised by the European Commission and the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN). Significantly, a Joint Declaration adopted at the conclusion of the event proposed negotiation of a comprehensive air transport agreement between the EU and ASEAN. Report by Ross Falconer.
Europe’s airports cautiously welcome new State aid rules
After a two-year review, in February the European Commission adopted its new guidelines on State aid to airports and airlines. Europe’s airports have cautiously welcomed the clarity provided by the guidelines, while expressing concern about their medium-term impact on regional airports and connectivity. Here, Airport Business summarises the new rules and what they mean for airports. Report by Ross Falconer.
A very fluid situation: Phase 1 of new LAGs rules introduced
After false starts in 2011 and 2013, the first phase of the new rules on LAGs (liquids, aerosols and gels) entered into force on 31 January, marking the first steps of a progressive roadmap towards the full lifting of restrictions, enabling passengers transferring at EU airports to carry their duty free purchases onboard their connecting flights. Report by Ross Falconer.
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Frankfurt Airport Official Report 2011
This special report, a collaboration between anna.aero, ACI EUROPE and Fraport, explores the ongoing investment to secure a competitive future for Frankfurt Airport. Entitled ’50 percent more Frankfurt Airport’, the publication features in-depth analysis and interviews with Fraport’s senior management, covering the new fourth runway, pioneering real estate developments, an ambitious retail strategy, Fraport’s commitment to customer service, and more. The publication also includes features on the ongoing developments at other airports in which Fraport has a business interest, including Antalya, Lima and Perm airports.
London Gatwick Airport Official Report 2011
This special magazine collaboration documents the ongoing £1 billion transformation of Gatwick Airport, as well as its vision for the future following the acquisition by Global Infrastructure Partners. The publication highlights the significant developments underway in both North and South Terminals, and the airfield. This special report features interviews with Gatwick’s senior management and covers the myriad aspects of airport operations, including design and planning, environment and sustainability, commercial strategy, security, IT, and baggage processing.
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