Europe Flights

Drones cause chaos at Oslo airport

Global Aviation Bodies Criticize Latest Dutch Tax Hike

According to EUROCONTROL data, air traffic in Europe remains steady compared to 2019, with sharp increases in Ryanair, Turkish, and Wizz Air, and significant improvements in punctuality and reductions in delays

Iberia is kicking off its winter 2025-26 season with an expanded schedule packed with fresh destinations, higher flight frequencies, and the return of popular seasonal routes

Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second-largest city and one of Europe's oldest, becomes a gateway for winter ski holidays through a strategic partnership with Israir's 'Ski Deal'

Ryanair Continues Its Attack on the European Commission: "Passengers Are Abandoned to Unnecessary Disruptions." Ryanair Calls the Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, "Derlayed-Again" and Urges Immediate Reform to Protect Overflights

**The ultra low-cost airline intensifies actions against Europe's Air Traffic Control system. Equipment failure reportedly caused delays for twelve flights in Greece.**

After suspending operations due to security concerns, the airline will resume a direct route between Latvia's capital and Tel Aviv on September 4, with two weekly flights initially - a step forward in Europe's aviation recovery to Israel

Significant achievement for the Hungarian low-cost airline: Exceeding 1,000 flights daily across its network, serving over 200,000 passengers each day

Expanding in Northern Poland with direct connections to Southern Europe