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Seven Colombian airports shut after earthquake

Seven airports in Colombia were closed following an earthquake, disrupting air connectivity and airport operations. The closures underscore the exposure of aviation infrastructure to seismic events and the potential for localized disruptions across airline networks, even when no additional operational or damage details are immediately available.

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EU biometric entry system prompts airport and airline calls for overhaul after rollout chaos

The European Union’s new electronic entry system has been fully operational for only a few months, but implementation problems at airports are already prompting airlines and airport operators to seek changes. The disruption highlights the operational and passenger-experience risks of deploying biometric border technology at scale.

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Europe’s New Passport System Is Creating Long Queues and Passenger Friction

The rollout of Europe’s new passport-control system is producing frustrating arrival experiences for travelers, even when airport lines initially appear short. Lisbon International Airport illustrates how changes at the border can shift congestion from visible queues to processing delays, complicating passenger flows during the peak summer season.

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FAA advances $30 million plan to modernize Newark air traffic control with surface-movement radar

The FAA is installing new surface-movement radar at Newark Liberty International Airport as part of a $30 million plan to replace air traffic control systems that are roughly 30 years old. The technology is intended to help controllers monitor airport movements and prevent runway incidents, while transportation officials seek as much as $10 billion for broader upgrades.

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