Airport Leadership

An incident at baggage claim and border control at Birmingham Airport led to the evacuation of passengers. The situation was declared under control shortly afterward, and operations resumed

AENA reassures passengers that fuel supply remains normal at all Spanish airports, despite concerns raised in recent reports

Toronto Pearson International Airport continues smooth operations in freezing weather, managing hundreds of arrivals and departures and strong demand on key North American routes

Air New Zealand begins ticket sales for its new Western Sydney–Auckland route, marking the first international services from WSI starting October 2026. Three weekly services will connect the two regions Route supported by government funding to boost tourism and economic growth

The month of March, which saw a continuation of the war in the Middle East started in February, saw a slowdown in growth in activity at Athens International Airport compared to previous months. Meanwhile, preparations continue to expand the airport for future demand

Italy’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has announced a series of four-hour strikes and stoppages involving airport staff, security, air traffic control workers, and bus services on April 10. Other strikes affecting aviation, rail, and public transport from April 11 to 19, causing major travel disruption in multiple cities and regions

The low-cost giant has launched another new base, 17 routes, and an ongoing expansion strategy that places Montenegro on the low-cost map of Europe

Thessaloniki Airport will be upgraded with an advanced solar park, expected to provide a significant portion of its electricity consumption and reduce carbon emissions by 30%

From aircraft cabins to airport terminals, airlines and airports are hiding Easter eggs in digital and real-world games with prizes and travel rewards

Miami International Airport hosted the FIFA World Cup 2026 livery reveal, as American Airlines and Qatar Airways showcased their global partnership. WATCH VIDEO