Civil traffic accelerates

Article Abstract:

Montenegro, Yugoslavia's two civil airports, Podgorica and Tivat, are experiencing a resurgence in passenger and cargo traffic in 2000 as the republic's tourist industry begins a slow recovery. Summer 2000 has shown high load factors on international flights, with near 100% capacity being achieved on most routes. However, the continuing political tension between the Montenegro government and the Federal Yugoslav authorities in the city of Belgrade has impeded foreign investment and the return of tourist trade to pre-1991 levels.

Airports, Shipments data, Yugoslavia

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Intermodal video

Article Abstract:

The security system at Frankfurt Fernbahnhof, the mainline station at Germany's Frankfurt Airport that serves high-speed trains, has been designed and implemented by Plettac electronic security of Germany. The company has set up a total of 12 information and emergency points wherein passengers can contact central control rool staff for assistance or advice. Video cameras have also been installed for the staff to view the call point, the caller and surrounding area.

Germany, Contracts & orders received, Airport Security Services

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