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Barcelona prepares for expansion amid signs of recovery

More than six months after opening T1 at Barcelona, operator AENA is preparing for the next phase of expansion at the airport. (Barco)

Second-biggest Spanish airport prepares for further expansion after opening of new T1

08 February 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Barcelona terminal goes to Plan

Is HSR another boondoggle?

Funding remains the largest hurdle for high-speed rail operations in the US, despite the allocation of recent grants for new projects

05 February 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Executive Overview: World Railways

Garuda prepares major Vietnamese investments

Ambitious expansion programme planned to cope with forecast demand

29 January 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Vietnam Air mulling purchases

Fluid threats remain in focus

The iLane checkpoint screening system from Smiths Detection includes Type C standard screening based around the HI-SCAN 6040aTiX and secondary alarm resolution from the RespondeR BLS (pictured). (IHS Jane's/Ben Vogel)

Recent events underline the debate over liquid-screening technology

27 January 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: All eyes on liquid threat

PBN concepts await green light

Performance-based navigation offers the prospect of reduced emissions and fuel use, but as yet it has not been widely adopted. (Krzystof Kaczala)

A series of new initiatives aim to bring PBN systems to a wider audience

25 January 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: SESAR Joint Undertaking formally inaugurated

ATC, ramp issues hinder Haiti's relief effort

Airport problems complicate already fraught aid effort

21 January 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: US Air Force deploys Global Hawk to aid Haiti relief efforts

Summit admonishes FAA for slow response on runway safety

First-ever International Runway Summit discusses critical issues

15 January 2010

Shipping eyes new funding

One of the themes of 2009 was the maritime industry's search for alternative funding in the wake of constraints at finance banks

11 January 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Shipping companies still dodging the financial bullet

UK to deploy full-body scanners in anti-terror struggle

Airport measures are tightened in response to alleged attempt to blow up aircraft

05 January 2010

RELATED ARTICLE: Australia buys infrared scanners to fight pandemics

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