Airline Partnership

In a letter to Congress, major airline executives warn that failure to pay security workers during government shutdowns is causing severe flight delays and long lines at airports

The low-cost airline will base a third aircraft at Varna Airport and open new routes to Barcelona, ​​Athens, Paris Beauvais, Debrecen, and Gdansk; in the summer of 2026, the company will operate 23 destinations from the Bulgarian resort town

Aegean concluded 2025 with a 14% increase in profits, 17.3 million passengers during the year (almost a million more than in 2024), and strong activity even in the weak season of the year

Delta Air Lines introduces Delta Destinations, a new platform with city guides and an interactive quiz to help travelers plan their Euro Summer 2026 trips

Lufthansa and CityLine pilots are going on strike on March 12 and 13 as the company seeks to keep passengers safe amid uncertainty about the situation in Iran. Lufthansa calls on the pilots' union to open discussions on modernization instead of escalation

easyJet on Tel Aviv flights: "We plan to monitor the situation and resume flights this coming winter." Also: What is the company's policy towards customers whose flights were canceled this summer?

The Federal Aviation Administration temporarily halted all JetBlue flights across the United States, at the airline's request. The ground stop measure has now been canceled

Wizz Air UK has secured permission to operate flights between the United Kingdom and the United States, opening the door to charter flights for football teams, fans, and tour groups. “This is a proud and exciting day for everyone at our airline”

Stranded travelers in Dubai, Doha and across the Gulf are paying shocking prices for flights home. Some tickets now exceed $7,000, while private jets cost $200,000

Europe's largest airline group posted a 20% increase in operating profit in 2025 and flew 135 million passengers. The company expects further profit improvement in 2026, despite geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East