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Airports Industry Outlook Asia-Pacific and the Middle East Q1 2022, First Edition

Airport Industry Outlook Asia-Pacific and the Middle East Q1 2022, First Edition

MEMBERS ONLY

The industry showed encouraging signs of recovery in the first quarter of 2022— capacity was rebuilding in many parts of Asia Pacific and Middle East region; domestic passenger traffic made considerable progress; cargo growth has proven to be resilient and is above pre-pandemic levels. Despite the subdued pandemic environment, airports in the region continued to provide a safe and high service quality for the benefit of their passengers.

Moderating the Non-Aeronautical Revenue Discussion

Moderating the Non-Aeronautical Revenue Discussion

Non-Aeronautical Concession Agreements by Ilia Lioutov

Moderating the Discussion on Decarbonization

Moderating the Discussion on Decarbonization

Discussion on Decarbonization by Ruud Ummels, Managing Director To70 Europe

Decarbonization Plan of Delhi Airport

Decarbonization Plan of Delhi Airport

Decarbonization Plan of Delhi Airport by Mr. Videh Kumar Jaipuriar, CEO of Delhi International Airport Limited

Sustainable Growth Initiatives at Narita International Airport

Sustainable Growth Initiatives at Narita International Airport

Sustainable Growth Initiatives at Narita International Airport by Akihiko TAMURA

Plaza Premium Group in the Non-Aeronautical Revenue Discussion

Plaza Premium Group in the Non-Aeronautical Revenue Discussion

Message from Plaza Premium Group

Green Airports Recognition 2022 – Carbon Management

Green Airports Recognition 2022 – Carbon Management

The 2022 Green Airports Recognition publication collates airport best practices in carbon management

ACI Asia-Pacific Year in Review 2021

ACI Asia-Pacific Year in Review 2021

2021 was another year of extreme challenges as COVID-19 continued to impact airports industry in Asia Pacific and the Middle East. However, 2021 was also a year of strength and recovery, as the industry became more agile in response to the evolving environment. The Year in Review 2021 reflects our accomplishments; acknowledge our members’ policies and priorities in response to the pandemic; our engagement with governments and policymakers seeking support to adopt risk-based approaches and standards towards digitalisation; and international harmonisation of travel processes.