Air New Zealand begins ticket sales for its new Western Sydney–Auckland route, marking the first international services from WSI starting October 2026. Three weekly services will connect the two regions Route supported by government funding to boost tourism and economic growth
The German airline is marking its centennial with a special day of events, including celebratory flights that will recreate the historic inaugural routes from Berlin and an event attended by hundreds of guests
After Athens: AnimaWings will launch direct flights from Cluj-Napoca to Thessaloniki in June 2026, expanding its regional network across Greece. The Romanian airline has also added Olbia, Sardinia, to its summer roster. “Cluj-Napoca is becoming a strategic hub for AnimaWings, and the expansion of operations here reflects the growing demand for direct flights from Transylvania"
The airline, one of the best in the world of aviation, will implement strict restrictions on portable chargers on its flights starting April 15, 2026. Passengers will be allowed to carry only two batteries, with charging during the flight completely prohibited
Passenger limit increased amid restrictions
Air Korea has issued an inclement weather warning, warning passengers of possible delays and cancellations. Find out which airports could be affected
From aircraft cabins to airport terminals, airlines and airports are hiding Easter eggs in digital and real-world games with prizes and travel rewards
Virgin Galactic launches a limited spaceflight ticket sale, marking a new phase in commercial space tourism and future flight expansion plans. "An astronaut journey that heightens your potential for a lifetime back on earth"
A new rail journey from London to the Baltic States combines luxury trains, ferries, and cultural experiences, no flights required
"Booking closed": Skybus has ended its London Gatwick–Newquay route early due to rising fuel costs and weak demand, highlighting growing pressure on regional airlines. "It is neither environmentally nor financially viable to continue operating with reduced demand”
