SAS has announced the launch of a new digital solution that allows passengers to share the location of their luggage with the company in the event of loss, with the aim of speeding up the tracking process and giving passengers more control and peace of mind
The company will be performing scheduled maintenance work on the night of February 25-26. Passengers will not be able to make reservations, change their booking details, or check in online. Airport check-in will be free. Flights will operate as usual. Get the passenger instructions here
Despite Ukraine’s closed airspace, Boryspil Airport has launched a large-scale modernization project with South Korea’s KOICA, upgrading digital systems and passenger technology ahead of a future reopening
The Greek Ministry of Culture has inaugurated a new system that will allow tourists to order digital tickets for about 350 archaeological sites and museums. How does it work, and what else can you expect on your next visit to Greece? All the details
"QVerse Island" allows players to experience Doha and its attractions through interactive gameplay and win unique flight prizes that can be redeemed on Qatar Airways flights
Riyadh Air launches cargo operations as part of a broader strategy to turn Saudi Arabia into a global aviation and logistics hub. Riyadh Cargo brand will be based on a wide-body fleet and focus on digital innovation and connectivity to key markets
IATA's 2025 Global Passenger Survey shows a sharp increase in positive in-flight experiences, alongside an acceleration in the use of digital and biometrics. Weaknesses: Baggage processes, border checks, and connections
Biometric tourism is expanding: Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism has developed hotel check-in technology that allows guests to bypass the front desk and unlock their rooms with a smartphone. Are digital car rentals coming next?
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
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
IATA's One ID program advocates for universal digital identity standards, allowing travelers to verify their travel documents and navigate airports using biometric identification instead of traditional physical documents
