TAROM has partnered with Ubigi to offer passengers a free 1 GB eSIM after booking, providing instant internet access on arrival abroad; the offer also includes a 30% discount on data plans
115 nights, 5 continents, over 40 destinations, and 28 countries: MSC Cruises has officially opened bookings for its spectacular long cruise. The cruise will depart on the MSC Magnifica, with prices starting at $21,989 for an interior cabin
The US Department of Justice has admitted state liability for the collision between a U.S. military Blackhawk helicopter and a civilian American Eagle airliner that killed 67 people near Washington last January. Legal documents paint a disturbing picture of air coordination in the capital region
Meet Flexrotor, Airbus' new solution for European coast guard units. Small, smart, and capable of taking off from a particularly small surface. What else can it do?
Starting next year, Lufthansa will install digital communication systems on 134 A320-family aircraft to enable real-time flight path adjustments, fuel savings, and improved operational accuracy. In two years' time, all EU aircraft will be required to carry the advanced systems
The Disney Adventure, Meyer Werft’s newest build for Disney Cruise Line, will homeport in Singapore starting March 2026; the vessel, which can carry up to 6,700 passengers, is the largest in Disney Cruise Line's fleet
A test flight of a Boeing 787 (Dreamliner) landed successfully yesterday at the heart of Vietnam's ambitious aviation project, Long Thanh Airport, on its way to turning the area into an international tourist hub
MSC Cruises has inked a strategic agreement that features four ships on firm order and two more as an option, while launching a new series of ships that will enter the company's fleet starting in 2030
"America's Cruise Line" is ready to join the celebrations: guests aboard select Carnival sailings will get a rare front-row seat to the Big Bay Boom as the cruise line marks America’s 250th birthday via a new partnership with the Port of San Diego
A Japan Airlines plane and an Arkia charter aircraft made contact during ground operations at JFK Airport. Both planes were empty at the time of the incident. Arkia is working to place passengers on alternative flights
