Airline Closure

Hainan Airlines will resume direct Beijing-Phuket flights on December 10, with four weekly services before increasing to daily flights from December 25

Emirates returns to the US Open for its 15th year with a new hospitality suite, tennis-inspired menus, live coverage and fan experiences at the tournament

Syrian Airlines has received the first two aircraft in a fleet renewal and expansion program. The move is intended to enable new destinations, add frequencies, and improve flight regularity

About 3,100 SWISS passengers were affected by the cancellations, with flights to and from Zurich delayed by up to 3 hours. The airline warned of further possible cancellations

TAROM Tehnic has expanded its Otopeni Airport maintenance capabilities with new approvals covering Boeing 737 and Airbus A319, A320 and A321 aircraft

United Airlines will operate four weekly flights between New York/Newark and Ljubljana using Boeing 767-400ER aircraft, becoming the only U.S. airline to offer direct flights between the U.S. and Slovenia

TAROM will join BIAS 2026 with a Boeing 737 formation flight, pilot meet-and-greets, aviation activities, food tastings, free postcards, and special promotions

Australian airline Qantas has revealed more details about its next-generation business class, with new suites to be installed on A321XLR aircraft and future Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft

American Airlines is refreshing its complimentary Main Cabin snacks with Goldfish, Tate’s cookies and Peterson’s snack mix from October

The number of daily flights in Europe rose by 0.5% in the past week, with the airline network hitting three new records. Alongside the increase, air traffic control delays increased by 11% due to weather events

After more than three decades, Latvian airline SmartLynx is closing its commercial operations and thanks the crews, partners, and passengers who have accompanied it along the way