Ahead of Lufthansa Group and ITA, the French aviation giant is resuming its flights to Israel this week, on January 25, 2025. The airline will operate daily flights using the state-of-the-art Airbus A350-900
Eurowings is set to upgrade its fleet with 40 state-of-the-art Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft, aiming to drastically cut carbon emissions while enhancing the passenger experience
Making a Strong Return: Italian airline ITA Airways, set to resume its Tel Aviv-Rome route on February 1, 2025, will increase frequency to two daily flights starting February 16. The route will be operated using state-of-the-art Airbus A321neo aircraft. Full details and schedules inside
One of the key airlines for the Israeli travellers will relaunch non stop Tel Aviv-Rome route on Feb 2025
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is fining JetBlue for its flights' delays. This is an unusual move, as it's the first time DOT has taken legal action against an airline for this reason. All the details
The airline from the United Arab Emirates brings back the world's largest passenger plane, known as the 'Super Jumbo', to Copenhagen. It is the only airline in the world operating the A380 to Denmark's capital, coinciding with the 100th anniversary celebrations of Copenhagen's airport
Ryanair flew 13.6 million passengers in December, and continues to break records in the aviation industry with unprecedented occupancy rates and nearly 200 million passengers last year
Just before the end of 2024, the aviation research company OAG publishes the standout figures of the year: how much we flew, where we flew, and what were the fastest-growing airports in the world? Plus: the airline whose activity soared by about 50% and the forecast for the number of passengers in 2025. All the data
The flight had to make an emergency landing in the city of Graz, Austria, due to an engine failure that caused smoke in the cockpit and passenger cabin
Mystery in Hawaii: A body was discovered upon the arrival of a United Airlines plane last Tuesday at the airport on flight number UA202. The airline informed Passport News, "United is working with law enforcement on the investigation. At this stage, it is unclear how and when the individual accessed the landing gear."
