After the Attempted Attack: Thailand Makes Dramatic Security Change That Will Affect Millions
Starting October 16, Thai airports can open suspicious suitcases without the owner present, including by cutting locks or zippers. What else is new
Starting October 16, Thai airports can open suspicious suitcases without the owner present, including by cutting locks or zippers. What else is new
Regional train cancellations, diversions and major rail works will affect journeys to the European airport through December 2026
The Bouquet Fire in Los Angeles has reached 1,048 acres and is 48% contained, while evacuation orders and warnings remain in parts of the Angeles National Forest
The Coast Guard has suspended its search for six people aboard a medical transport aircraft that disappeared while flying from Bermuda to Boston
Air France-KLM has submitted its final proposal to acquire up to 49.9% of TAP Air Portugal, with Lisbon planned as its Southern Europe hub
The UK government is promoting a policy asking airlines to seat children under 14 next to a parent or adult free of charge, plus measures for name corrections and a new system against disruptive passengers
Prague Airport has issued a warning to drivers that Google Navigation is sending vehicles through restricted areas
Since September 16, flooding has affected 3.54 million people across Thailand and taken 24 lives. Thai Airways has cut flights and opened a 24-hour baggage collection area. More heavy rain announced
Emirates has launched daily year-round flights between Helsinki and Dubai, operating the route with its Airbus A350 and offering onward connections worldwide
Deutsche Bahn is embarking on large-scale infrastructure work on one of the country's main railway routes, with diversions, cancellations, and extended travel times of up to 80 minutes