American Airlines adds Porto to its list of European destinations, and the growth does not stop there: "We’re eager to continue growing our long-haul network that features service to new destinations, including Budapest, Hungary, and Prague that will start this summer”
New agreements with airlines in Europe and Asia and renewed ties with Avianca strengthen the status of the Spanish airline Air Europa: "A bridge between Europe and America"
The world's largest ship arrives in Europe for the first time, bringing a host of attractions and innovative areas for families and passengers of all ages
From August 2026, STARLUX Airlines will fly three times a week between Taipei in Taiwan, "the Heart of Asia", and Prague in the Czech Republic. The new service, operated via Airbus A350‑900, will mark the carrier’s first step into Europe with a direct link
TAROM and SAS launch a new codeshare, giving passengers easier one-ticket connections from Bucharest to Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm via major hubs
The Indian airline has begun operating its first 787-9 Dreamliner, featuring a specially designed cabin, on the Mumbai-Frankfurt route. At the same time, the company has resumed direct flights between Delhi and Shanghai after a six-year hiatus
The low-cost carrier is adding a direct route between Varna and Larnaca, operating three times a week. The new service is part of the company's expansion plans for the summer of 2026
Discover Airlines is updating the cabins on its 16 widebody aircraft. The new business class, Ocean Blue, will feature flat beds, superfast internet, and smart lighting. What about premium economy? Read all the details
Lithuania is expected to experience a dangerous cold snap in the coming days, with lows not seen since 2021; England is facing a yellow rain warning affecting transport and flooding
LOT Polish Airlines relaunches its Michelin-starred Business Class menu, featuring dishes by Muga head chef Artur Skotarczyk on long-haul flights. “Each dish is a combination of precision, the highest quality ingredients, and my own creative interpretation.”
