Air Safety

More than 65,000 Ryanair passengers faced delays of up to eight hours as a NATS system failure caused widespread UK flight disruption

Italy faces multiple aviation strikes in September, affecting Rome, Sardinia, Tuscany and easyJet, followed by nationwide ENAV and Techno Sky action

The Saudi airline's first flight departed Riyadh this morning, with the new route expected to serve the large Filipino community in Saudi Arabia

Etihad Airways has launched Etihad Wellbeing, bringing together wellness, sleep, dining and relaxation services designed to improve the passenger journey

Air Cairo plans to reach over 130 aircraft by 2034. The current purchase of 15 A320neo aircraft is the company's first direct deal with the European aviation giant

EgyptAir plans to connect Sydney, Singapore and Cairo from 2027, creating a new air link between Australia and Egypt, subject to approvals

The NATS technical issue that disrupted UK flight departures on Tuesday has been resolved, but Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham airports warning passengers of ongoing delays

Wizz Air will deploy a fourth aircraft at its base at Naples Airport in March, and will launch new routes to Palermo, Nice, Basel and Genoa

A technical issue is disrupting some UK flight departures, NATS says, as engineers investigate and passengers are advised to check with airlines

Deutsche Bahn restores direct ICE service to Brussels Airport, connecting western Germany with over 180 destinations through rail and air, including New York and Alicante

The European Union has published its annual update to its aviation security threat map. Who is left out and who received a re-entry pass?

According to a report by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), 2024 was one of the most challenging years in recent decades for turbulence-related injuries. It also notes that out of 123 severely injured airplane passengers in the past decade, only one was wearing a seatbelt

Southwest Airlines flight detected a warning about another aircraft dangerously close during its flight over Los Angeles' controlled airspace. Consequently, both passenger planes had to perform emergency maneuvers to avoid the collision. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation to examine the circumstances of the incident