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Longshore unions take automation ire out on DP WorldWith the current British Columbia longshore contract expiring in March 2027, it’s not clear if the union statement…

As competition for the FAA’s common automation platform (CAP) contract heats up, the agency still lacks the funds required to develop the technology, which is envisioned…

FAA Automation Contract Raises Cybersecurity Flag | Aviation Week Skip to main content A new vision for domestic air traffic control that envisages upgraded workstations has…

Forget Labor—Industry Cannot Get Enough Automation In Manufacturing | Aviation Week Skip to main content Michael Bruno Garrett Reim July 09, 2026 Airbus says all existing…

Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism and the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) have launched a new project to develop a…

Airports across the world face mounting pressure as passenger numbers continue to rise. While much of the baggage handling system (BHS) is highly automated, the ground…

Hesitation from port authorities slows automation in Southern CaliforniaIt has become difficult, if not impossible, for Los Angeles-Long Beach terminals wishing to automate to gain the…

One in seven roles will be at risk from automation within next five years, Aon estimates, while 60% of global…      Related StoriesChubb updates on US Gulf…

Skyports Infrastructure has deployed its Vertiport Automation System during eVTOL aircraft flight demonstrations conducted over Tokyo Bay by SkyDrive. The five-day demonstration, held February 24-28, saw…