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MIDAS Aviation is a boutique aviation consultancy set up in 2015.
At MIDAS Aviation, we specialise in working with airports and the whole range of businesses working with airports, to understand what the future holds and how to make it happen. This includes all aspects of understanding future demand or air services from market analysis and traffic forecasting, through to air service development and delivery, as well as strategy and performance benchmarking.
Airport says government requirement for 54% of passengers to get there on public transport is unworkable
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Secretary of State for Transport outlines next steps for modernising the aviation sector at the AirportsUK annual dinner.
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is calling for the rapid adoption of digital identity technologies to enhance aviation security and operational efficiency.
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The UK’s transportation sector remains a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for nearly 30% of the nation’s total. Despite advancements […] Read more
TradePort and Porter Airlines collaborate to upgrade Hamilton International Airport, introducing new flights and improved facilities for sustainable growth and better travel.
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TradePort International Corporation (TradePort) has unveiled plans for a significant renovation of terminal facilities at John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport.
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The grand expansion of Hamilton’s John C. Munro airport is underway
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Hamilton International Airport in Canada has begun its multi-million-dollar terminal upgrade program and unveiled its 2025 Summer Program of flights.
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Funding will strengthen UK’s security standards and ensure passengers can continue to fly with ease of mind.
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International businesses can expect more opportunities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Airport expecting about 65 million passengers annually by early 2030s
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Canadian airports say proposed, new federal govt guidelines would allow them to extend their leases and get needed third-party investment to build better facilities for passengers.
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