EVA International explains that Airside International was conceived as “a response to airside infrastructure growth worldwide”. This swift growth in airside development has created a wealth of innovation, from new technologies and installations, to new service-providers and ground support equipment, but with this comes the ramifications of increased red tape: planning permission, regulatory approvals and environmental restrictions.
Successfully manage the bureaucracy and the rewards stand to be substantial for some sectors, however. Airside development is attracting significant investment from local governments and airport authorities, investment which is directly benefiting airport design, planning and construction companies. Manufacturers of ground support equipment on the ramp will benefit from an increased customer demographic (from those in ground handling and maintenance to the airport operators and airlines themselves) and airside infrastructure suppliers will also reap rewards (from lighting and drainage to perimeter fencing). Finally, airside service-providers (maintenance, for instance) will be busier than ever, in a bid to meet the demands of a new, streamlined and highly efficient airside experience.
In a high-growth sector such as airside equipment and infrastructure, it is essential to keep up with the latest developments. Airside International keeps you up-to-date with what you need to know, from airport news to airline news – anything that will potentially impact the essential and ever-growing airside landscape.
To read some of the most recent articles from Airside International, and to learn about the other publications related to business aviation, private jet aviation and airline ground services, visit www.evaint.com.
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