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Protests Reach Runways: Wizz Air Warns of Flight Disruptions

Disruptions to fuel supply in Italy may affect flights to and from the country; the company urges passengers to check before arriving at the airport

Northern European Country Soars with 711,000 Monthly Passengers and Surprising Air Cargo Jump

Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga airports recorded a 6% growth in passenger traffic in September compared to last year, alongside an 18% jump in cargo volume

Starting Today in Thailand: Dramatic Change in Baggage Screening That All Travelers Must Know

In the event of suspicion of a prohibited item, security personnel will be able to open a suitcase even without the owner being present - and if necessary, cut the lock or zipper.

On the Way to Cutting Flights? European Union's Court of Justice in Precedent-Setting Ruling

The EU decided: the legal limit on the number of annual passengers may be considered when allocating takeoff and landing times, even if it means losing rights to slots

Ahead of Special Jet: Airline Launches Exclusive Chiikawa-Themed Merchandise

ANA is launching exclusive Chiikawa Jet merchandise on October 23, including character plush toys, accessories and ceramic mugs, with sales at online stores, airports and onboard

Trying to Get Out of the Mud: New Proposal to Solve Congestion at European Airports

The new check-in system at European airports continues to lead to queues of up to 5 hours in many countries. The continent's airports council offers 6 points for improvement

The Danger in the Sky: 3 European Airports Prepare Investment Millions in Security

Lithuania is strengthening the security system at three of its international airports. The country has already invested €22 million in physical security, screening, and drone detectors

5-Hour Lines, Missed Flights, Desperate Passengers: the Crisis at Europe's Entry Gates

Europe's new biometric border system is designed to make entry to the continent faster and safer, but the aviation industry is warning of opposite results

Heathrow Expansion Back on the Table with Plan to Add 100,000 Jobs, Attract £33 Billion

Britain's largest airport is pushing ahead with its expansion plan, which includes a third runway and a 50% increase in cargo capacity. More than 40 airlines are applying to operate at the airport

Ryanair Cuts Back at One of Europe's Most Important Airports: 4 Planes Out, 12 Routes Canceled

Ryanair deepens reduction of operations in the Austrian capital ahead of winter 2026, blaming airport tax, sharp increase in traffic control costs and airport fees

Starting Today in Thailand: Dramatic Change in Baggage Screening That All Travelers Must Know

In the event of suspicion of a prohibited item, security personnel will be able to open a suitcase even without the owner being present - and if necessary, cut the lock or zipper.

On the Way to Cutting Flights? European Union's Court of Justice in Precedent-Setting Ruling

The EU decided: the legal limit on the number of annual passengers may be considered when allocating takeoff and landing times, even if it means losing rights to slots

The Danger in the Sky: 3 European Airports Prepare Investment Millions in Security

Lithuania is strengthening the security system at three of its international airports. The country has already invested €22 million in physical security, screening, and drone detectors

5-Hour Lines, Missed Flights, Desperate Passengers: the Crisis at Europe's Entry Gates

Europe's new biometric border system is designed to make entry to the continent faster and safer, but the aviation industry is warning of opposite results

3 Killed, 36 Injured in Two Attacks Targeting Saudi Arabia Airports

Saudi authorities say attacks on Abha and King Khalid international airports killed three people and injured 36 others, with both sites suffering damage

After the Attempted Attack: Thailand Makes Dramatic Security Change That Will Affect Millions

Starting October 16, Thai airports can open suspicious suitcases without the owner present, including by cutting locks or zippers. What else is new

Are Passports On Their Way Out? Aviation and Tech Giants Push Europe Into the Biometric Era

A new coalition of airline organizations and technology companies is asking the European Union to ensure that new regulations allow passengers to undergo biometric identification processes

Four Nights of Full Service Suspension in October: US Airport Makes the Announcement

JFK Airport will suspend AirTrain service overnight on four October dates, with free shuttle buses replacing trains between terminals and stations

Thailand Update: Bangkok Conditions Improve, What Happens to Airports, Flights and Attractions?

Bangkok’s major attractions remain accessible as airports, trains and public transport continue operating across Thailand despite recent weather

Following Extraordinary Disruptions: What's Happening With US Flights Today

After last night's major disruptions, the situation in the US is calmer, but the FAA is preparing for additional restrictions and delays throughout the day. These airports are in the spotlight

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