Starting January 22, 2026, KLM passengers on domestic European flights will be able to enjoy free and unlimited Wi-Fi. The service will be gradually launched on most of the company's European fleet
The new design combines advanced technology, increased comfort and a personalized flight experience in all classes of service, including business suites with closing doors and free high-speed Wi-Fi
Air France and SNCF expand their "Train + Air" service that allows passengers to combine a flight and OUIGO train in a single booking, with a connection to 27 stations and a seamless transfer to Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport
Romania's flag carrier introduces Apple Wallet boarding passes for iOS users, part of broader efforts to improve mobile and online passenger services. Android users have until February 15, 2026, to add their boarding passes
Emirates is expanding operations between Dubai and Manila, announcing it will operate a larger number of flights on the route than before, allowing passengers to enjoy greater flexibility
An Iryo high-speed train derailed in the Cordoba area, crossed into the opposite lane and collided with a Renfe train. Carriages carrying hundreds of passengers crashed, killing dozens and leaving over 100 passengers injured. Major train lines between Madrid and Andalusia were shut down; investigation underway
A power failure stopped Tokyo’s Yamanote and Keihin-Tohoku lines during the morning rush, disrupting thousands of commuters before service resumed midday: “We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused to our passengers”
More than 37 million passengers passed through Fraport-operated airports in Greece in 2025, marking a 3% increase compared to the previous year. Numbers for the most successful airports: 7 million passengers in Rhodes and almost 8 million in Thessaloniki
Starting January 15, 2026, Wizz Air allows premium passengers to book a seat next to them by choosing to buy tickets in Wizz Air class; extra perks include Other benefits include seats with extra legroom, priority boarding, and two hand luggage items
Passengers of the French airline will receive access to 45 hours of series, movies and children's content, with the option of viewing on personal devices
