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Airports report power supply restored with generator support; Metro almost fully operational; National rail service announces 50% train restoration in Madrid

What was the British airline's reasoning behind cancelling the route to Ben Gurion Airport? IATA's CEO in Israel: "International regular aviation cannot operate for long without operational certainty". And is there a connection to the Turkish airlines story?

The UK based airline will not resume the route between Tel Aviv and London Heathrow: "After examination, we will continue serving ths Israeli passengers through our codeshare agreement with EL-AL"

The definition of "liquids, gels, and aerosols" is filtered and separate, not exceeding 100 milliliters, includes a wide variety of items, from drinks and sauces to all cosmetics, skincare products, and various sprays

Wizz Air's training center opened its doors for Passport Group's experiential day in Budapest. Here’s what we did there - and there's a riddle

The Texas A&M University System will establish and operate the Federal Center for Advanced Aviation Technologies (CAAT) – a groundbreaking FAA initiative that will integrate innovation, safety, and collaboration among government, industry, and academia, paving the way for a new era in U.S. skies

In a special report from Wizz Air’s HQ in Budapest, PassportNews covers the airline’s urgent call to action: bold green initiatives, and a clear message — governments must act now to protect aviation’s future

Europe’s first airport to operate three independent runways simultaneously sets a new global benchmark in air traffic capacity and efficiency

The American airline will become the official airline provider for the 2026 World Cup in North America – alongside Qatar Airways, FIFA's global airline partner until 2030. Together they will provide international and local connectivity for 104 matches across 16 cities in three countries

ANA and Singapore Airlines launch joint flights with revenue sharing, expanding options for travelers – a move that could alter the regional and global aviation market