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Issue 42 | April 2019

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VOTING FOR o'hARE'S NEW TERMINAL

Five of the world's most prestigious architecture firms went head to head over designing O'Hare's flagship new terminal

Speaking plane english

A new app aims to provide an easier way for pilots to acquire radio communication skills

Drone panic at Gatwick Airport 

How can airports protect themselves from drone disruption and danger?

emotional support animals

We debate whether ESAs should be a basic passenger right, or whether animals can bring unwanted complications on board 

Pretty fly for a WiFi

We take a look at how WiFi is provided before and during the flight to offer travellers a seamless and efficient service

the art of protest at airports

Airports have long been a locus of political activism, a popular place for campaigners to make their voices heard

Facial recognition at LAX

Can the technology change our conception of airport security?

a Second sight

In this special audio feature, we review the latest tech to aid blind people as they navigate through the airport

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  • In this issue
  • Eezeetags
  • Eezeetags Company Insight
  • Contents
  • Orlando International Airport | MCO
  • The briefing on assisting passengers with disabilities
  • ELVAL Colour
  • News
  • Textron Company Insight
  • Textron
  • Casting the vote on Chicago O’Hare’s new terminal
  • ADB Safegate
  • ADB Safegate Company Insight
  • Speaking plane English: how a new app is helping pilots and ATC communicate
  • Lpt It Aps
  • Gatwick drone crisis: what can we learn from December’s fiasco?
  • TECHWAN SA
  • TECHWAN SA Company Insight
  • Flying with emotional support animals: a divisive issue
  • Accurate Biometrics
  • Accurate Biometrics Company Insight
  • How does in-flight WiFi work?
  • What airport protests can tell us about the role of aviation today
  • Facial recognition at LAX: glimpsing the new face of airport security
  • Second sight: the tech ensuring blind passengers aren’t left in the dark
  • Critical Communications World
  • Events
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