Travel is unpredictable right now, but your preparation shouldn't be: Learn what airlines must provide, how travel insurance can protect you, and what your rights are worldwide. Highlights: How does EU261 apply to flights in conflict zones? Also: What are your options for refunds and rerouting
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has updated its air safety guidelines for conflict zones: airlines are asked to take precautions until March 6, 2026
The company will establish a new wing in Terminal D at Miami International Airport, announcing plans to eliminate external boarding and add a direct connection to passport control
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has announced it will temporarily stop flying between Amsterdam and Tel Aviv beginning March 1, citing current operational and market conditions. Passengers will be transferred to alternative flights. The date for the resumption of operations has not yet been determined
US airlines are preparing for one of the busiest spring travel seasons on record, with 171 million passengers expected to fly between March and April. Carriers are adding more flights and millions of extra seats. Officials warn of the possibility of another federal government shutdown
Singapore Airlines Group saw record quarterly revenue of $5.51B and a 25.9% rise in operating profit, fueled by robust passenger demand and strategic expansion. Net profit fell due to last year’s one-off accounting gain, but the airline remains on track with fleet growth, network expansion, and enhanced customer experience initiatives
Scandinavian airline SAS will resume operations in the Emirates with winter flights between Copenhagen and Al Maktoum Airport. Dubai Airports sees the move as a reinforcement of DWC's status as Dubai's future aviation hub
After travel warnings and halted flights due to concerns about passenger safety, airlines are starting to resume flights to the troubled country. Air Canada's decision followed consultations with the authorities
Comedian Jim Breuer was moved from his paid first-class seat on American Airlines to make room for a pilot, sparking outrage and debate over airline policies; “This is foul because the way I see it, you (American Airlines) stole from me. You stole my ticket. You stole my money”
American Airlines will continue using CFM LEAP-1A engines on its A321neo fleet, with long-term maintenance support, boosting efficiency and network growth
