Starting January 22, 2026, KLM passengers on domestic European flights will be able to enjoy free and unlimited Wi-Fi. The service will be gradually launched on most of the company's European fleet
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has held a press conference in Dublin to address the clash with social network X owner Elon Musk, as the low-cost airline launches an unusual ticket sale. O'Leary also spoke about the idea that billionaire Elon Musk would buy the airline: "If he wants to invest in Ryanair, we would think it's a very good investment, certainly a significantly better investment than the financial returns he's earning on X."
The new design combines advanced technology, increased comfort and a personalized flight experience in all classes of service, including business suites with closing doors and free high-speed Wi-Fi
Rimini, Rhodes, and Varna join the low-cost airline's destinations from Poland, with launch promotions and tickets already available for sale
The Canadian airline WestJet, which received severe criticism for cramping its planes and adding a new row of seats, announced the additional row will be removed: "The airline will return to its prior standard seat pitch"
Romania's flag carrier introduces Apple Wallet boarding passes for iOS users, part of broader efforts to improve mobile and online passenger services. Android users have until February 15, 2026, to add their boarding passes
The NEOS' weekly direct flight from Milan Malpensa to Cartagena is back, expanding the Italian airline's long-haul network and connecting Europe with one of the most sought-after Caribbean destinations
Ongoing sports investment: The leading UAE airline is strengthening its presence at the prestigious golf tournament held this month in Dubai, with $9 million as prize money. Last week, the company unveiled its "tennis plane" that bears the Grand Slam's logos
The new campaign, a nostalgic visual journey through decades of innovation, design and iconic aircraft, will be displayed at airports in Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin, among others. This is what it looks like
More than 20cm of snow from a major winter storm disrupted operations at Toronto Pearson Airport, prompting delays and passenger advisories from Air Canada and airport officials
