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SPRING 2017

issue 37

Welcome to the Spring 2017 issue of Airside International. It’s been another few months of turbulence in the world of geopolitics, accompanied as ever by economic flux, all of which has its bearing on the aviation and – consequently – the airside industries. But one thing that is completely predictable is that the industry continues to grow, in size and complexity. Making sense of that is just part of what Airside International is all about.

​The printed and digital issues of the magazine are in a new A4 format that will display our content in what we believe will be an even better way. Any feedback on the new format would be welcomed.

​We hope you enjoy the issue.

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  • Time is the enemy

    With more and more aircraft using them, it is more important than ever that airports keep their runways in good condition. But at the same time, the ever-growing number of flights means that finding a...

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  • Reaching the heights (part one)

    Whether it might be to help those passengers who can’t negotiate steps and so require some assistance to board or leave aircraft, or for loading cargo, or for maintaining aircraft, handlers and ...

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  • Communications systems for GSE tracking

    Tracking GSE location and status has a range of benefits for different users, and new technologies are making it easier to achieve. Chris Aaron looks at the communications technologies that underp...

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  • Buyers’ assessment

    In this first Buyer’s Assessment, a feature that will form a regular part of Airside International, we take a look at the importance of the airside bussing operation at the UK’s Manchester Air...

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  • Handling the pressure

    Prem Bajaj, managing director and chairman of India-based handlerBhadra International, talks to Airside about its offering and extensive GSE fleet Q: Can you tell us a little bit about Bhadra’s b...

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  • Simplifying the supply chain

    Texas-based Pinnacle Logistics, formerly IAS Logistics, was established in 2008 as an asset-based trucking company. With a strong aviation heritage and direct airport access to international air f...

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  • Reaching the heights (part two)

    Whether it might be to help those passengers who can’t negotiate steps and so require some assistance to board or leave aircraft, or for loading cargo, or for maintaining aircraft, handlers and othe...

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  • Looking forward to GSE & Ramp-Ops 2017

    The 2017 GSE & Ramp Ops event, the annual conference and exhibition that accompanies and complements Airside International, will be held between 25 and 27 April in Milan. The location will be ...

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  • Airport Show 2017 preview

    Airside International talks to Daniyal Qureshi, group exhibition director for show organiser Reed Exhibitions Middle East, about what we can expect from this year’s Airport Show in Dubai Q: The A...

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