Airports Council International Asia-Pacific & Middle East (ACI APAC & MID), the leading trade association representing over 600 airports across 45 countries and territories, has contributed US$50,000 to Airlink, a disaster logistics non-profit organisation, to support humanitarian relief efforts in Myanmar following the recent devastating earthquake.
On 28th April 2025, Mr. Lei Si Tai, Executive Director of Macau International Airport Company Limited (CAM) attended the inauguration ceremony of the round-trip Kuala Lumpur-Macau seafood and fruit cargo charter flight services held by MJets Air.
In the wake of the devastating earthquake in Myanmar, ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East (ACI APAC & MID) is extending its support to Airlink, a global humanitarian logistics organisation that harnesses the power of the aviation sector to respond to disasters. Airlink coordinates the transport of relief workers and emergency supplies to communities in urgent need.
Auckland Airport has released its updated Master Plan, providing a vision for the airport out into the late 2040s.
Christchurch Airport supports local communities through its Community Fund, helping nineteen exceptional organisations deliver projects that make a real difference.
Fiji Airports has signed a contract with Rapiscan Systems, the world’s leading security screening provider, to supply the four new Hold Baggage Screening (HBS) machines for Nadi International Airport valued at FJD10 million. The contract was signed in Nadi yesterday between Fiji Airports chief executive Mesake Nawari and Matthew Wright, the Manager Sales of Rapiscan.
On 17 April 2025 , the Hong Kong International Aviation Academy (HKIAA) and Incheon International Airport Corporation (IIAC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Seoul, Korea, signifying their commitment to collaborate with one another to enhance the quality of aviation training in the region.
Queenstown Airport is about to begin the next major project in its capital development programme.
Airport International Group announced that Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) welcomed 625,695 passengers (PAX) in March 2025, marking a 4.8% increase compared to the same period last year. QAIA also recorded 5,741 aircraft movements (ACM), a 4.8% rise, and handled 6,187 tons of cargo, a 2.7% decline year-on-year.
The total number of international passengers was 101% compared to March 2019, with foreign and Japanese passengers recovering to 117% and 73%, respectively. This marks the seventh consecutive month that the total passenger count exceeded pre-COVID-19 figures.
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