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In a significant milestone, ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East inked a Memorandum of Understanding with Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) to run a pilot to support the airport establish a comprehensive framework on environmentally sustainable initiatives to achieve its Net Zero emissions goals.
Gimpo International Airport, operated by Korea Airports Corporation, receives Airport Health Accreditation Certificate from ACI
Muscat International Airport, managed and operated by Oman Airports, became the first airport in the Middle East to achieve the Airports Council International Airport Health Accreditation, based on a programme designed to assist airports by assessing new health measures and procedures introduced as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Perth Airport’s efforts to keep WA’s crucial FIFO workforce flying during a global pandemic have seen it become the first Australian airport to be receive a new global Covid-safe airport rating.
In the present COVID-19 pandemic times, when passenger safety is the top most priority of airport operators, GMR led Hyderabad International Airport has achieved the Airport Council International’s Airport Health Accreditation.
Hamad International Airport installed vending machines with Personal Protective Equipment across key passenger touchpoints throughout the terminal.
Delhi International Airport Limited, a GMR Group-led consortium, today announced that it has developed AIR SUVIDHA, a first-of-its-kind portal where India-bound international arriving flyers can fill the mandatory self-declaration form and also apply online for exemption from mandatory institution quarantine process.
Amidst the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, Hyderabad International Airport is continuing to handle the international relief flights under the Govt. of India’s largest offshore evacuation programme of Vande Bharat Mission.
After almost four months since the suspension of on-arrival tourist visas, Maldives tourism industry has reopened with enhanced precautionary measures against COVID-19. The first tourists arrived this morning onboard Qatar Airways which landed in Velana International Airport (VIA).
Due to the continuous impact of COVID-19, the demand of aviation market remains weak, some countries still imposing entry restriction to tourists, flights have been cancelled and reduced as to minimize the movement of people, which caused direct impact on the aviation industry.
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