Airport Innovation

Temporary road and terminal changes at Logan Airport may cause delays until November 2025. Travelers are advised to plan ahead, follow signage, and check flight statuses

Poland's Massive Leap: For the first time in its history, Warsaw surpassed 2.5 million passengers in a month. Krakow shows double-digit growth, with these airports pushing Poland to the top of Europe's aviation growth. Additionally, Polish airline LOT marks a particularly impressive milestone

Milestone achievement for Heathrow Airport in London, Europe's busiest, with over 8 million passengers in August 2025. This solidifies its role as the UK's growth gateway. How many bags arrived on time? Discover more inside

Passengers can now carry up to 2 liters of liquids in hand luggage, thanks to advanced scanners and new EU standards aimed at faster checks and smoother travel

Strike in Cyprus disrupts 50 flights and a total of 15,000 passengers at Larnaca and Paphos airports

After wounded soldiers and travelers had to give up their dream of driving abroad, Ofran launches a groundbreaking initiative: an accessible car for rent from Athens Airport, equipped with a dedicated lift and special control system, rented at a regular price to provide freedom and accessibility for all Israeli travelers

Worker Struck by Heavy Vehicle at Cargo Terminal

Athens Airport releases an update for the first half of 2025, indicating that 15.1 million passengers passed through, marking significant growth compared to the first half of 2024. What can we expect in the second half?

Maximize your layover time at Hong Kong International Airport with a complimentary city tour. Enjoy guided excursions, transport, and visit cultural sites while experiencing one of the world's most iconic skylines

Unusual incident at San Francisco International Airport: Tails of two United Airlines planes touched each other as one was pushed back in preparation for takeoff. No injuries reported, but damage occurred to the aircraft. United to PassportNews: "Alternative planes took passengers to their destinations"