Laurence Banyard, a global ports & maritime leader, shares his insight-driven blueprint for the sector’s energy transition.

For more than 25 years, we have produced this annual report to help airport management teams, investors, finance sector analysts, and airlines gain a better understanding of how airports worldwide stack up in terms of relative operational and financial efficiency. The report compares the sum of aeronautical arrival and departure charges at 50 of the world's busiest airports for a sample of eight aircraft that are most predominant in airline fleets. The report also provides an extensive historical background of aeronautical charging systems and methods of airport price regulation. In addition to being a valuable benchmarking resource, the report is frequently used to inform pricing discussions between airports, regulators and airline users.

This publication analyzes audited data from 48 major airports worldwide, ranking the airports in terms of 36 financial and operational performance metrics, including segmented analyses of revenues and operating costs and standard accounting performance measures.

This publication provides an extensive range of operational and financial performance measures for 25 UK airports. It is the successor publication to the UK Airports Statistics series which was produced annually for 15 years by the Centre for the Study of Regulated Industries (CRI) based within the School of Management at the University of Bath. The document is intended to assist airport owners and managers, financial analysts and other stakeholders to assess the performance of airports in which they have a particular interest.

The global spread of electric vehicles (EVs) offers a promising solution to lowering carbon emissions and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Successful integration of EVs heavily relies on the availability of charging infrastructure, a need addressed by the federal National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program. This new whitepaper from Jacobs explores the lessons learned from the implementation of EV charging infrastructure through the NEVI program, focusing on the key stages: planning, procurement, contracting, design, construction, and and operations and maintenance (O&M).

Water for Life: Why valuing water in all its forms is key to thriving and resilient communities explores why the water system must consider water in all its forms – and the economic, social and environmental systems that depend on it – to better navigate the increased pressures of climate change and rapid urbanization and enhance resilience in our communities.

Explores how a ground-breaking airside hydrogen refueling trial in the U.K. is a critical step on the journey to achieving zero-carbon emission aviation, by building experience with hydrogen and improving understanding of what’s needed to develop hydrogen refueling regulations.

Expo City Dubai is taking bold action to create a resilient, low-carbon city that enhance the quality of life for residents and protects the environment. Explore this real-world example of how sustainable urban living can be achieved.

For more than 25 years, we have produced this annual report to help airport management teams, investors, finance sector analysts, and airlines gain a better understanding of how airports worldwide stack up in terms of relative operational and financial efficiency. The report compares the sum of aeronautical arrival and departure charges at 50 of the world's busiest airports for a sample of eight aircraft that are most predominant in airline fleets. The report also provides an extensive historical background of aeronautical charging systems and methods of airport price regulation. In addition to being a valuable benchmarking resource, the report is frequently used to inform pricing discussions between airports, regulators, and airline users.

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This publication analyzes audited data from 48 major airports worldwide, ranking the airports in terms of 36 financial and operational performance metrics, including segmented analyses of revenues and operating costs and standard accounting performance measures.

After 3.8 billion years of evolution, nature already has solutions to our most pressing challenges. Discover how biomimicry — the innovation and design practice that learns from nature — can transform the built environment into a showcase for a regenerative world.