Airport Disruptions

Congressman Ryan Zinke's team arrives to assist locals in managing the situation

An alarming incident at Charles de Gaulle Airport continues tensions against Israeli entities, targeting El Al. The air traffic controller broadcasted "Free Palestine" to El Al pilots. El Al: "Unprofessional, inappropriate, coordinating with authorities"

Ground services company strike in Portugal

Shortly after takeoff from Madrid to Paris, a large bird struck the front of the plane and one of its engines, causing smoke on board. The captain returned to land at the home airport. Iberia to PassportNews: "One crew member taken for medical treatment, passengers were anxious."

Brisbane Airport sets a new standard with a comprehensive security certification ahead of the 2032 Olympics set to take place in the city

Czech Police announced the temporary shutdown of the facial recognition system at Prague Airport starting August 1, 2025, to comply with new EU AI regulations. Since 2019, the system identified 155 fugitives, including serious crime suspects

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Dubai's DXB Airport sees 46 million travelers in the first half of 2025, projecting annual traffic to reach 96 million. April marks the busiest month of Q2

Passenger traffic at Ben Gurion Airport strengthens ahead of peak summer, with daily international flights and the renewed participation of foreign airlines. See more details inside

Another serious incident in the US: While waiting for takeoff in Denver, a Boeing 737 MAX 8's wheel caught fire, leading to the rapid evacuation of 179 passengers and crew. According to authorities, five passengers received on-site treatment for minor injuries, and one person was taken to the hospital