Airport Inclusivity
Terminal 4 and accessibility upgrades to lead Heathrow Airport investments in 2026
Alongside a major project to upgrade T4, Heathrow will introduce its new Tailored Travel Guide – which it said was the first of its kind for a UK airport – to assist passengers with access needs.
ARI and partners in the Portugal Duty Free JV deliver a heart-warming story of humanity with the campaign across the retail estate.
ARI Chief Executive Ray Hernan reflects on the milestones of the past 12 months for the Irish state-owned travel retailer including landmark openings, record sales and the launch of an updated ESG strategy.
“The investment WePurple has made in becoming a B Corp positions us as an agency that can help brands and retailers on their sustainability journeys,” says WePurple People & Culture Director Lucy Hillyard.
The investment includes a fleet renewal of 12 Aviogei Thunderlift 6000 ambulifts and specialist accessibility training for airport employees.
With great sadness, we report the passing of Frank Gray, 76, an outstanding contributor over many years to the airport commercial revenues business. Frank was diagnosed with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, an untreatable and incurable neurodegenerative condition, in 2020.
“On 3 December – International Day of Persons with Disabilities – we’re reminded of the importance of creating travel experiences that work for everyone,” the retailer noted on LinkedIn
“It’s an acknowledgement that reflects our unwavering commitment to creating a travel experience for our passengers that is barrier-free, inclusive and respectful for every passenger,” remarks Bangalore International Airport Limited.
Today is International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. To mark the occasion, Aeroporti di Roma and the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma partnered to showcase an uplifting choreographic performance titled Voglio essere l’ultima, or ‘I want to be the last one’.
The accolade came from the 2025 Inclusion In Awards, and recognises Daniels’ leadership in driving diversity and inclusion across one of the travel hospitality sector’s largest and most complex businesses.
The facility is +11% larger than its predecessor and accommodates around 130 guests, with the refreshed space featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, a redesigned bar and a chandelier centrepiece.
The platform provides detailed, easy-to-navigate information on accessible routes, ramps, lifts, assistance services and other support facilities throughout the airport.
The travel hub become the first airport in Pennsylvania to implement GoodMaps, an advanced indoor navigation platform designed to enhance accessibility and improve passenger experience.














