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Don’t Wait for the Crisis: ACI World Urges Governments to Plan Airport Capacity Now, Starting with Slot Rules and Investment
Sep 28, 2026 · original
At the ACI-LAC/World Annual General Assembly in Lima, ACI World calls on policymakers to treat capacity as a national economic priority. Lima, 28 September 2026 – Airports Council International (ACI) World today called on governments to make increasing airport capacity part of long-term national infrastructure and economic planning. It urged them to modernise the frameworks that govern slots and market access while adopting stable regulation that attracts the investment the system needs. Speaking at the ACI-LAC/World Annual General Assembly, Conference and Exhibition in Lima, ACI World Director General Justin Erbacci said: “The industry will need to invest USD 4.6 trillion by 2055 just to meet the growth already coming its way. But we cannot simply build our way out of this challenge. Capacity creation means getting more from existing infrastructure, working as one system with airlines a
Global Airport Passenger Traffic Reaches Record 9.8 Billion in 2025, Airports Council International World reports
Sep 23, 2026 · original
2026 Annual World Airport Traffic Report also points to record cargo and aircraft movements in 2025, and a slowdown taking hold in 2026 Montréal, 23 September 2026 – Global airports carried a record 9.8 billion passengers in 2025, Airports Council International (ACI) World reported today, while air cargo volumes also reached an all-time high. But momentum has cooled in 2026, with passenger growth slowing amid mounting geopolitical and economic headwinds, even as cargo continues to expand. The figures, published in ACI World’s 2026 Annual World Airport Traffic Report (WATR) , draw on data from 2,817 commercial airports worldwide – ACI World’s largest dataset to date – capturing an estimated 97% of scheduled global passenger traffic and offering the most comprehensive picture yet of how the world moves through its airports. “The 2025 results confirm what this industry has shown year after
Airports Council International World Calls for Modernisation of Outdated Airport Slot System Stifling Competition and Costing Passengers
Sep 15, 2026 · original
The trade association of the world’s airports is calling for a modernised, transparent and collaborative approach to ensure scarce airport capacity is used efficiently, market access remains competitive and slot allocation keeps pace with increasing passenger demand. Montreal, 15 September 2026 – Airports Council International (ACI) World, the trade association of the world’s airports, today released a white paper calling for the modernisation of the global airport slot allocation system. The white paper details how an outdated regulatory framework, designed more than 50 years ago, is forcing the aviation industry into inefficient compromises, creating barriers to socio-economic competitiveness and connectivity. The foundational framework managing slot allocation has not kept pace with aviation’s dynamic growth and transformation. With the number of the world’s most congested, slot-restr
Reducing the Consequences of Runway Overruns
Sep 10, 2026 · original
Runway end safety areas and engineered materials arresting systems Runway overruns are infrequent, but their consequences can be severe. Airport leaders should ensure that every runway end has appropriate protection, that any significant residual risk is understood, and that improvement decisions are funded and followed through. Why runway-end protection matters Runway excursions remain one of ICAO’s global high-risk occurrence categories. Preventing an overrun is the first priority, but runway-end protection provides an important final layer of defence when prevention is not enough. [1,4,5] Airport leadership does not need to determine the technical design of that protection. It does, however, need assurance that the airport understands the risk at each runway end, has considered realistic ways to reduce it, and can explain why the resulting level of protection is appropriate. Start wit
Melbourne Airport to Host 2027 ACI World Airport Experience Summit – First Time in Oceania
Sep 3, 2026 · original
Delegates leave Istanbul having seen hospitality-first design already at work in airports worldwide, as the world’s premier global event dedicated to airport experience heads to Oceania for the first time. Istanbul, 03 September 2026 – Melbourne Airport will host the 2027 edition of the ACI World Airport Experience Summit , Airports Council International (ACI) World announced today as the eighth edition officially closed in Istanbul, Türkiye – marking the first time the world’s premier airport experience event will be held in Oceania. The announcement caps a week of high-level collaboration hosted by iGA Istanbul Airport, bringing together around 800 participants from around the globe and featuring more than 60 expert speakers across nearly 20 sessions and panels. Moving beyond discussions of theory and infrastructure, global aviation, travel, and customer experience (CX) leaders depart
Global Aviation Leaders Convene in Istanbul to Define the New Era of Airport Experience
Sep 2, 2026 · original
Nearly 800 delegates will gather to shape a new chapter of human-centred travel and celebrate the world’s best airports for customer experience. Istanbul, 02 September 2026 – Global aviation leaders, customer experience (CX) exper ts a nd travel professionals have convened in Türkiye as Airports Council International (ACI) World opens the eighth edition of the ACI World Airport Experience Summit . Hosted by iGA Istanbul Airport from 31 August to 4 September, this premier global event demonstrates the industry’s unified, global commitment to improving passenger experience. Under this year’s theme, “Airport Experience: The New Era,” the Summit will examine the next evolution of human-centred travel. Agenda topics will explore the role of hospitality and ways more airports are placing people at the heart of their operations, organisational culture, and service delivery. A cornerstone of the
IATA, CANSO and ACI Launch Joint Runway Safety Initiative
Jul 28, 2026 · original
28 July 2026 (Geneva, Switzerland; Montréal, Canada) – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) , the Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation (CANSO) and Airports Council International (ACI) have launched a joint initiative to reduce the risk of runway incursions. A runway incursion is defined as an aircraft, vehicle or person being incorrectly present on a runway or within its protected area. Incursions are documented in IATA’s Annual Safety Reports, and several recent incursions have been fatal. Preventing incursions requires close coordination between airlines, airports, air navigation service providers, regulators and frontline personnel. The Joint Runway Safety Initiative focuses on three areas: Improving safety reporting and data capture , including incidents, near misses, precursor events and observations from frontline personnel. Strengthening Local Runway Safety Tea
World’s Busiest Airports: Atlanta Holds, Asia Climbs. Strong Demand while Asia-Pacific Growth Reshape the Rankings
Jul 15, 2026 · original
ACI World released final 2025 data confirming that air travel is approaching 10 billion passengers worldwide Montreal, 15 July 2026 – In 2025, global air travel reached 9.8 billion passengers, bringing the industry closer than ever to the 10 billion-passenger threshold, according to the 2026 ACI World Airport Traffic Dataset released today by Airports Council International (ACI) World. Covering passenger traffic, air cargo volumes, and aircraft movements, the dataset confirms that aviation continues to expand, while the global landscape of the airports driving that growth is evolving. The dataset, which covers 2,817 airports across more than 180 countries and territories, shows that global passenger traffic rose 3.7% over 2024 and 6.5% above 2019 levels. The world’s 20 busiest airports handled 1.59 billion passengers, representing 16% of all air travellers globally. Asia-Pacific airports
Modernizing Aviation Policy is Critical—Outdated Regulations Risk Constraining Global Air Travel Growth
May 5, 2026 · original
New ACI World Policy Agenda 2030 sets four priorities to guide regulatory action: business, capacity, safety and security, and sustainability Montreal, 5 May 2026 – Modernizing aviation policy is critical to ensuring airports can keep pace with rising global demand, as outdated regulatory frameworks risk constraining growth, capacity, and sustainability, ACI World said today as it launches its Policy Agenda 2030 . Airports are strategic assets for countries, supporting trade, tourism, and connectivity, and playing an increasingly important role in economic development. As demand accelerates, updated policy frameworks will be essential to enable airports to continue delivering this value. ACI World Director General Justin Erbacci said : “The question is no longer whether demand will grow, but whether policy will enable it. Regulatory frameworks must evolve to empower airports and position
World’s Busiest Airports Revealed in Latest Global Rankings
Apr 14, 2026 · original
Atlanta retains top spot for total passengers while Chicago O’Hare leads global rankings for aircraft movements Montreal, 14 April 2026 – Airports Council International (ACI) World today reveals the 2025 rankings of the world’s busiest airports , highlighting the industry’s leading hubs across total passengers, international passengers, air cargo, and aircraft movements. These airports play a critical role in the global air transport system, anchoring connectivity and enabling the efficient movement of people and goods worldwide. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport remains the world’s busiest airport for passenger traffic, followed by Dubai International Airport and Tokyo Haneda Airport . At the same time, Chicago O’Hare International Airport ranks first for aircraft movements . ACI World Director General Justin Erbacci said : “We congratulate the world’s busiest airports fo

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