Madrid unveils new cabins
The new cabins were presented at the Global Mobility Call in Madrid, where visitors could take a virtual reality ride offering a high-altitude view over the city.
Cable car for Malaysia: More than 60 containers arrived from Austria
On Penang Hill in Malaysia, a new eight-seater gondola lift is being built. The cable car components required for the project have arrived on the island after a journey of several weeks by land and sea. The system is expected to begin operations later this year, improving access to one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations.
C1 Cable Car Evacuation Drill: How the Emergency System Works
On June 9, service on Paris’s C1 cable car was temporarily halted for a large-scale safety exercise. One of the scenarios simulated a total system failure, leaving a cabin suspended high above the ground near a support tower. SI spoke with Île-de-France Mobilités to learn how firefighters would respond in such an emergency.
Paris: Double Award for the Câble 1
The first cable car system in the Greater Paris region has received two major distinctions: it was awarded the Special Jury Prize by the Regional Association of Public Works Contractors and has also officially obtained environmental certification.
Guatemala: Cable Car from the Airport Under Discussion
The city of Antigua Guatemala is planning initial feasibility studies for a cable car system. The project aims to provide a modern, congestion-free transport alternative linking the country’s main airport with its most popular tourist destination.
Mexico: Cable Car Network Grows by Another 40 Kilometers
Approximately 40 kilometers of additional cable car lines are set to be added to Mexico’s existing network, which already comprises around 25 kilometers in operation. Several projects are currently under development across the country. Here is an overview.
European innovations on American mountains: The Big Sky experience
Over the past decade, Big Sky Resort has invested twice its original projection into modernization, adding 20 cutting-edge lifts. In an SI interview, President and COO Troy Nedved explains why the American market had to adapt to European technologies, which innovations are capturing the interest of the US market, and the current trends driving the development of American ski resorts.
The A-Basin Formula: The Move from Vail to Alterra and Solving the Crowding Crisis
At NSAA 2026, SI spoke with A-Basin President and COO, Alan Henceroth, about the transformation of one of Colorado’s most distinctive ski resorts – from tackling overcrowding with a $20 parking reservation system to joining Alterra and investing in its future – and what the European and American ski industries can learn from each other.
The corporate antidote: How Indy Pass Rethinks “Bigger Is Better” in Skiing
In an interview with SI at NSAA 2026, Indy Pass founder Doug Fish explains what the typical Indy Pass holder looks like, the strategy behind their unique two-day limit model, their upcoming expansion plans into Europe, and how climate uncertainty has driven last-minute bookings across the industry.
Cable car in Puebla: Social impact in focus
The planned cable car system in the Mexican metropolis of Puebla is intended to reduce travel times for more than 43,000 workers and to be closely integrated with cycling infrastructure. What other social needs are at the center of the project?