Airports Council International

Chris Rocheleau, former FAA acting administrator, is named president and CEO of ACI-NA, succeeding Kevin Burke as the trade group navigates industry changes.

Airports and airlines urge the EU to suspend EES during peak season as border delays disrupt passengers and strain operations.

Airports are struggling to finance building the facilities needed to handle soaring passenger growth.

Airline executives at Routes Americas voiced concerns about the supply chain and high taxes.

ACI World’s Justin Erbacci discusses his vision for airports in 2025 and beyond, addressing passenger traffic growth, slot allocation reform, sustainability and more.

The European Commission is resorting to a phased roll-out of its new border control system, as the Nov. 10 launch date now appears unfeasible.

Volatile costs and inconsistent government regulations thwart the region’s airlines.

Money coming from federal taxes and grants will fall well short of airports’ infrastructure financing needs in coming years, ACI-NA's Liying Gu says.

Recent commercial aviation industry movements include changes at several airlines, a lessor, an MRO provider, and a major global airports association.

Candace McGraw, the longtime CEO of Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG), has become the new Airports Council International World chair.

Eurocontrol and Airports Council International Europe (ACI Europe), have jointly released a briefing for airports to get ready for adverse weather.

ACI-NA Executive Vice President Matthew Cornelius said on Aug. 14 that U.S. airports are “heavily relying on debt to finance their capital needs.”

A decline from the big numbers of the COVID-19 pandemic is attributable to geopolitical tensions and other disruptions to global trade and supply chains.

Airports Council International cautions that slow GDP growth “implies a continued challenging environment for the aviation sector" in its new industry outlook.

Airports, governments may not be ready for passengers returning to air travel this summer, ACI Europe warns.

Passenger traffic at US airports is projected to drop 68% in the March-to-June period.