Smart Security, a joint initiative of IATA and ACI, envisions a future where passengers proceed through security checkpoints with minimal inconvenience, where security resources are allocated based on risk, and where airport facilities are optimized, thus contributing toward an improved journey from curb to airside.

The definition and implementation of standardized business processes and interoperable IT solutions is a vital issue for the global aviation industry, especially as a way to increase revenues and reduce costs.

ACERT is a self-contained Excel spreadsheet that enables an airport operator to calculate its own greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions inventory.

The ACI World Report is a monthly magazine featuring the recent and upcoming activities of ACI and its various priorities, events and initiatives.

PassengersPlus is a worldwide airport community that celebrates the very best examples of airports putting passengers first. ACI encourages members of the airport community and passengers to share their experiences.

ACI World Airport Development News features edited, quarterly samples from the bi-weekly Momberger Airport Information newsletter. News pieces in this publication focus on all world regions, as well as green airports.

Join us at the premier conference on the economic, financial and regulatory aspects of airports. Meet and learn from an exhaustive roster of global experts who address the latest cutting edge thinking in infrastructure finance and airport economics across an array of interactive panel discussions and presentations.

This programme focuses on further developing the leadership and strategic management skills of airport industry leaders. It provides participants with advice on strategies to effectively handle leadership responsibilities; provides global, regional and cultural perspectives on airport management; and discusses new professional opportunities.

The ACI Global Safety Network Diploma Programme consists of six specialized courses on airport safety, and is specifically designed to meet the needs of airside operations and safety managers, including developing, implementing and operating effective Safety Management Systems at their airports.

ACI and ICAO have established a formal partnership to provide accessible, affordable and universally available specialised airport management training to the global airports community.

ACI World provides in-house courses, delivered by ACI faculty at your facility. Though in-house training, the host organization has the option of tailoring the training programme to their particular operational needs.

Airport Excellence (APEX) in Safety Programme provides assistance for ACI members to improve their level of safety and compliance with ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices. Through a Safety Review performed on-site, the ACI Safety Review Team will identify safety gaps, as well as, draw an action/implementation plan for the Host Airport to address these vulnerabilities.

The ACI Developing Nations Airport Assistance Programme’s objective is to support member airports in developing countries. It will do so by aiding airport initiatives that are sustainable, have impact, and bring results to those airport members.