American Airlines is celebrating 100 years with a sweepstakes offering 100,000 AAdvantage miles to 100 winners. Members can enter daily or boost their chances with new bookings
Today: The International Association of Public Transport has launched an initiative to promote sustainable transport and urban mobility worldwide. The brand new global celebration will be held every year on April 17, as a reminder of the "essential role that public transport plays in our lives and our cities"
The airline, recognized as the world's largest airline by fleet size, passengers, and revenue, is celebrating its 100th anniversary with special events at U.S. airports, celebratory flights, limited-edition products, and a historic tribute to the 1926 Chicago-St. Louis route
Good way to kick off 100th anniversary celebrations: United Airlines sells out its limited “Rhapsody in Flight” vinyl featuring unique animated artwork shortly after launch. Will there be more?
The German airline is marking its centennial with a special day of events, including celebratory flights that will recreate the historic inaugural routes from Berlin and an event attended by hundreds of guests
Scandinavian Airlines marks 80 years with a newly painted Airbus A330, honoring its legacy from Stockholm to New York and global expansion. "This aircraft is a symbol of our heritage, and of the role we play every day for our customers and the societies we serve"
American Airlines launches limited-edition amenity kits, pajamas, and slippers celebrating 100 years of aviation across premium cabins
Marella Cruises’ 30th birthday sailings feature Pixie Lott, Lemar, live Q&As, 90s parties, and a nostalgic seven-night cruise across its fleet. Prices start at £1,056 per person
American Airlines will mark both its 100th anniversary and America’s 250th birthday with special aircraft and nationwide celebrations as part of the America250 partnership. "Our history is deeply intertwined with the country’s own story, one of ingenuity, resilience, and a belief that connecting people and places makes us stronger"
With the winds of war in the Middle East in the background, 5,601 exhibitors from 166 countries participated in the world's largest tourism fair ITB, which closed in Berlin. Despite the challenges of air travel due to the situation, organizers say the number of visitors remained similar to last year
