Excellent news for the summer: British airline says fuel supply conditions are improving and that flights will carry on as scheduled. And what about fuel surcharges? Get all the details
With a mix of free public events, ticketed performances, and major national ceremonies, Washington, D.C. is expected to see heavy foot traffic throughout the Memorial Day weekend. And what are the busiest days for flying?
Canada’s border agency says airport inspection kiosks and traveler processing systems are back online after a technical outage on May 18
Canada Border Services Agency says a technical outage is affecting traveler processing systems, including airport inspection kiosks nationwide
Istanbul continues to solidify its position as one of the world's most important aviation hubs, while other airports in Europe are recording sharp and surprising increases in the number of passengers. Which one jumped over 4,000%?
Star Alliance celebrates its 29th anniversary with 26 member airlines worldwide. The alliance now connects more than 1,150 airports across 190 countries. Recent investments focus on smoother multi-airline journeys and airport experiences
Aena airports handled 28.3 million passengers in April, up 3.7% year on year, while the operator also denied a false hantavirus warning at Tenerife South. Also: the group confirms there is no installed hantavirus warning sign at Tenerife South Airport, "it is a hoax"
Ryanair closes Thessaloniki base: Athens, Chania, Rhodes and Corfu will also be affected by the move, which joins the company's previous conflicts with European airports over fees and operating costs. Ryanair attacked the costs in Greece, but Fraport Greece stung: "This is a commercial decision resulting from the operating model and profitability considerations only"
More than 120 flights canceled: the Italian carrier has announced it will cancel 38% of all operations on May 11, 2026, amid a major national strike by air traffic control staff and ground staff. easyJet will also join the strike. All you need to know about affected airports and flights
Up to $100,000 criminal penalties: FAA has banned drones at World Cup 2026 venues with heavy penalties. Pilots face strict rules while passengers should expect delays and busy airports
Airport and public transport services across Italy may face major disruption in mid-March as workers plan nationwide strikes affecting travel, starting with a 24-hour local public transport strike announced for today, March 13, by a trade union in Udine
Starting today: Major change for passengers departing from Bucharest’s Henri Coandă and Băneasa airports, who can now carry liquids up to 2 liters in hand luggage thanks to new security technology
Dubai and Zayed airports have partially reopened on Monday amid the air travel chaos in the Middle East, following airspace closures, flight cancellations, and route diversions. Which airports are still closed?
ACI World's ASQ Customer Experience Awards recognize the world's best airports based on feedback from millions of passengers. Which airports lead the way in cleanliness or easiest journey?
Athens International Airport, the largest airport in Greece, reports a more than 7% increase in activity in the first month of the year. The number of flights also increased
From butterfly gardens to IMAX cinemas and wellness centers, explore airports around the world that turn waiting into a full-blown travel experience
The International Air Transport Association and the Spanish Airline Association want Spain to cut airport charges by 4.9% yearly, saying AENA earned excess returns and overcharged airlines and passengers for years; "This is unsustainable and unrealistic, we need to see a reduction in charges"
Flights are returning to normal at Nairobi’s JKIA and other airports after a two-day workers strike ended. Kenya Airways expects full schedules to resume soon
The airports of Rzeszow and Lublin were once again temporarily closed due to the "need to ensure freedom of action for military aviation". Operations are back to normal with no significant flight delays reported
The airline, hotel and tourism organizations in the United States have issued a special request to the US Congress to prevent harm to passengers during spring break and major summer events; they warn of long wait times and billions in damage to the economy
