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Malaga T3 opens for business

New terminal enters operational service

18 March 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Barcelona prepares for expansion amid signs of recovery

Award winners revealed at ATC Global Conference and Exhibition 2010

ATC award winners unveiled

11 March 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Nominations open for ATC Global Awards 2010

Latest orders underline trend towards whole-body imaging

Nigeria is using whole-body scanners from Rapiscan and OD Security (pictured) to strengthen aviation security. (OD Medical)

Nigerian government acts to boost checkpoint security

05 March 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Body scanner deployments continue amid uncertainty

Will the sun ever set on ILS?

ILS is proving highly durable despite the advent of satellite-based alternatives. Pictured is an SN400 ILS (Cat I-III) from Airsys Navigation Systems GmbH. (Airsys)

Despite the arrival of new technology, the system still remains influential

24 February 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Sydney International takes SmartPath to ground-based augmentation

Strasbourg faces SEA change

Strasbourg passenger traffic 2006-09 (thousands) (Source – Strasbourg International Airport)

Falling passenger numbers and TGV competition force airport to restructure

23 February 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Airline alliances pose a threat to French provincial airports

A new chapter in communications

Eurocontrol and ANSPs join together to bring project closer to completion

22 February 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: New powers in Europe

Brussels aims to fulfil potential

Brussels Airport could develop into a key Star Alliance hub, airport officials say. (Honeywell Inc)

The Belgian hub is seeking to capitalise on Star Alliance traffic

19 February 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Mobilising for new era of air travel

Gait-based screening: walking to fruition?

Southampton University in the UK demonstrated its biometric tunnel for the first time in 2009. (ECS, Southampton University)

Tunnel mixes and matches multimodal biometric features to improve throughput at the checkpoint

17 February 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Biometrics comes to the fore

Body scanner deployments continue amid uncertainty

Repercussions of attempted bombing continue to be felt

15 February 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Airport authorities strive for improvements in checkpoint security

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