Journal of Airport Management

2006 - 2026

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Volume 20, issue 3, 2026

Editorial pp. 212-213

Simon Beckett

The challenges of integrating alternative fuels in airport development and how they can be overcome pp. 214-228

Julian Klaaßen

Artificial intelligence (AI) as the key to future viability: Fraport’s AI strategy pp. 229-238

Verena Dollberg

A sustainable mobility plan for the airports of tomorrow pp. 239-252

Elke Bossaert and Korijn Defever

The fragile wings of Caribbean airports amid climate challenges pp. 253-274

Edmund Cho and Dimitrios Siskos

Feasibility assessment of airportbased hydrogen liquefaction infrastructure: A multi-airport case study pp. 275-304

Daan Van Dijk

Volume 20, issue 2, 2026

Editorial pp. 112-113

Simon Beckett

Mastering complexity: Coordinating development programmes for the airports of tomorrow pp. 114-131

Sergio Pulla and Luuk Van Mourik

Unlocking lasting improvements in airport punctuality: The challenges facing airports and how they can be met pp. 132-145

Mark Elliott, Ken Conway, Tayo Oyetan, Kata Cserep, Gary Harman and Rod Fraser

Digital twins at Dallas Fort Worth Airport: How a pioneering airport is preparing for a digital future, and the lessons for the wider industry pp. 146-154

Errick J. Gray

Automating the last mile: A trial to transform baggage operations pp. 155-172

Idar Sørgjerd and Sven Platschorre

Infrastructure and supply pathways for liquid hydrogen at airports: A technical framework for feasibility and airport master planning pp. 173-204

Daan Van Dijk

Volume 20, issue 1, 2025

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

Customer experience in the era of AI: Harnessing AI and technology for a human future that works pp. 6-26

Ioanna Papadopoulou and Marypola Kotsi

Implementing robotics and autonomous technology in aviation pp. 27-36

Zahra Merchant, Micha Dijkhuizen and Silvia Rey Abeijón

Scaling advanced air mobility through underused assets: A case study of an air-rail-air network pp. 37-60

Luigi Campanale and Robin Grace

Harnessing shared data and situational awareness: The role of AOS at Helsinki Airport pp. 61-74

Timo Järvelä and Jani Ceder

Reimagining the airport–customer relationship through customer relationship management pp. 75-91

Martin A. Rubinstein

Conceptualising airport-centric energy systems pp. 92-106

David Ison

Volume 19, issue 4, 2025

Editorial pp. 308-309

Simon Beckett

The financial resilience of US airports pp. 310-327

Christopher A. Poinsatte

Facing the future: Choosing capital investments that win in a world of rapid growth and change pp. 328-338

Bernardo Gogna

Embracing AI automation to enhance customer experience, employee knowledge and build a smarter airport ecosystem pp. 339-348

Ioanna Kalogiannaki

Terminal planning considerations for current and future trends in baggage handling pp. 349-363

Patrick Keogh

Navigating partnerships and collaborations in airport training pp. 364-372

Tunç Cavcav

Cost optimisation modelling for airport capacity expansion problems in metropolitan areas pp. 373-392

Woojin Choi and Dothang Truong

A holistic approach to assess impacts of sustainability initiatives in airports: Case studies of small hub airports pp. 393-413

Caroline K. Marete and Mary E. Johnson

Volume 19, issue 3, 2025

Editorial pp. 204-205

Simon Beckett

Reimagining the role of hub airports as multimodal transport hubs in a sustainable future pp. 206-221

Aniek Toet, Klaas Boersma and Jasper Van Kuijk

How organisations can adapt and evolve their safety management systems to foster a culture that prioritises safety at every level pp. 222-232

Marcelo Cabral and Preety Dutta

Navigating an era of ‘energy turbulence’: How utilities and energy developers can collaborate to support the airport energy transition – lessons from US airport case studies pp. 233-251

Juan Macias, Christine Weydig and Eli Mangold

How to manage the effects of seasonality on your regional airport pp. 252-265

Andrea Andorno

Breaking the passenger experience pp. 266-275

Hunter S. Fulghum

Geo-spatial context: How to prepare your IT architecture for the growing demand of contextual information pp. 276-287

Bert Dijk

Towards net zero airports: Electrification of ground services pp. 288-300

Christoph Klingenberg and Lena Trepte

Volume 19, issue 2, 2025

Editorial pp. 108-109

Simon Beckett

Case study: Vienna Airport’s south terminal expansion project pp. 110-118

Philipp Ahrens and Stefan Kovacs

Environmental, social and governance principles in airports: Drivers, pushback and a way forward pp. 119-129

Alex Chapman

The role of regional airports in the context of regional development pp. 130-143

Joanna Fornalczyk and Anna Midera

Assessing physical climate risks at airports: A case study of Rome pp. 144-155

Lorenzo Rinaldi and Roberto Mezzalama

Airport board orientation and training pp. 156-163

Kim Kenville

Can small airports ever be profitable? pp. 164-172

Jani Jolkkonen

Looking at the bigger picture: Total cost of ownership considerations for baggage handling systems pp. 173-184

Larry Studdiford

Why collaboration is necessary if federal partners continue to impose security funding on airports pp. 185-192

Sarah Demory

Volume 19, issue 1, 2024

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

Don’t be left at the gate: A practical guide to AI adoption for airports pp. 6-14

Chris Crist

The intersection of data and human behaviour in aviation pp. 15-22

Dionne Crutchley

Case study: Automated staff assignment with LiDAR tracking for security control at Munich Airport pp. 23-32

Robert Götze and Andreas Hofmann

A data-driven approach to elevating airport experiences: Insights from Ontario International Airport’s journey mapping analysis pp. 33-56

Tiffany Sanders, Samantha Flores and Melissa Hoelting

Data governance best practices for the AI-ready airport pp. 57-70

Trevor Strome

Navigating the PFAS landscape and successfully transitioning away from aqueous film-forming foams pp. 71-82

Noah J. Karberg and Cameron M. Woods

From bricks to bytes: AI-based airport digital transformation in practice pp. 83-95

Robert Rauch and Christiaan Hen