Adapting the aviation ecosystem to a new world

The aviation sector is changing like no other industry. Direct impacts such as COVID-19 have seen major disruptions to passenger and freight activities that airports and airlines must quickly respond to.

At the same time the industry is preparing for long-term opportunities to decarbonise, better manage the enormous amount of data that flows through its channels every day, and is preparing for the new mobility airspace. Logistics, supply companies, regulators and airlines are now intrinsically intertwined.

No longer just a place of transit, airports and airport terminals are hubs of global connectivity and community. They are multifaceted tourism, retail and leisure developments that require new thinking to thrive in a post-COVID-19 world. And they can be powerhouses for their local economies.

At Aurecon we are closely tracking – and planning for – the key mega-trends that are reshaping the industry. The trend towards more direct long-haul flights with fewer stop-overs; changing consumer expectations of the pandemic travel experience; airports as destinations; the need for more sustainable travel including design of net zero emission airports and airport terminals; and increasing disruptions due to extreme weather, global emergencies and civil or military unrest. These are just a few of the many factors Aurecon can prepare your business for today.

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