Airport Growth

Budapest airport’s record seat capacity and expanded network strengthen its role as a gateway to Central and Eastern Europe, supporting tourism and business

A powerful storm with strong winds and flooding is sweeping through New York, disrupting flights at JFK and AirTrain routes. Passengers are urged to check with airlines for updates

AirJapan will cease operations in March 2026, with its final flights departing from Bangkok and Singapore to Tokyo’s Narita Airport. Passengers can still book flights

Israeli airline Arkia has resumed its flights to Lisbon's airport after a nine-year hiatus. The route will be operated twice a week via A321neo aircraft and will feature paid Wi-Fi service

Heathrow Airport launches a limited-time offer: order a meal at select restaurants in the airport, including El Al and British Airways terminals, and get a free kids' meal. All details and participating restaurants inside

On October 25, 1985, Emirates' inaugural flight took off from Dubai to Karachi. Four decades later, the airline, which started with just two leased planes, flies across six continents

Alaska Airlines has announced a temporary halt in operations due to an IT system failure. Passengers are advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport

Five years after opening, Berlin's Brandenburg Airport celebrates 100 million travelers, marking October 17, 2025, as its busiest day with over 101,000 passengers

Two United planes clipped wings at O’Hare Airport on Friday. Flight UA2652 had just landed; all passengers and crew were unharmed

Record move at BTS: first-ever domestic route, 11 new international destinations, and two more based aircraft; CEO targets 3-4 million passengers in 2026