European Aviation

SkyUp has officially joined the league of the world's 350 largest airlines as a member of the IATA Association, following its displacement from Ukraine

Drone sightings lead to Munich Airport closure affecting thousands

Wizz Air has opened its 34th base in Yerevan, Armenia, boosting global connectivity and reinforcing its leading position in the aviation market

Prague's airport recorded almost 1.9 million passengers in August, positioning the Czech capital as a top European destination. Leading cities include London, Antalya, and Amsterdam

Global Aviation Bodies Criticize Latest Dutch Tax Hike

Helsinki Airport is undergoing upgrades and by early 2026, a forest-inspired area will open, reflecting Finland's natural beauty. New stores are also on the way

Interesting Appointment at IATA: Thomas Reynaert Named Senior Vice President for External Affairs

Record Year for Bratislava Airport: Airlines announced 21 new regular routes, dramatically expanding the flight options from the Slovak capital's airport, including a direct route to Tel Aviv

Turkish aviation giant steps in as a minority shareholder. Following European airlines' withdrawal from the race to invest in the Spanish company: "The process will take between 6 to 12 months"

Enhanced Rights and Accountability in European Aviation