Air France equips its new Airbus A350 aircraft with unlimited free Wi-Fi, marking a first for long-haul flights. By the end of 2025, around 30% of the fleet will feature the new technology, with full fleet coverage by the end of 2026. Additionally, the regional fleet will also get Wi-Fi for the first time, alongside redesigned passenger cabins
High costs and focus on core markets lead Wizz Air to close Vienna operations. Routes to Bilbao and London Gatwick will halt by October 2025; all routes end by March 2026
Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second-largest city and one of Europe's oldest, becomes a gateway for winter ski holidays through a strategic partnership with Israir's 'Ski Deal'
Interesting Appointment at IATA: Thomas Reynaert Named Senior Vice President for External Affairs
Record Year for Bratislava Airport: Airlines announced 21 new regular routes, dramatically expanding the flight options from the Slovak capital's airport, including a direct route to Tel Aviv
ACF Fiorentina, the prestigious football club, will fly exclusively with KlasJet's Boeing 737-VIP fleet, operating flights in Israel for Sundor Airlines, for UEFA Conference League games
The European Commission opens a public forum for a month, allowing travelers to share experiences and complaints about train use across Europe: "Passengers miss connections and receive no refunds"
Ryanair Continues Its Attack on the European Commission: "Passengers Are Abandoned to Unnecessary Disruptions." Ryanair Calls the Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, "Derlayed-Again" and Urges Immediate Reform to Protect Overflights
In just 20 years, a little-known low-cost airline has become a hot topic in Europe. What is Wizz Air's secret to rapidly establishing a base in Israel, and where else does it plan to expand? Did it truly bury Malév, Hungary's national airline, or is this a convenient excuse for critics?
Like a Reality Show: American airline Delta Air Lines will let passengers and employees decide if the next destination will be Ibiza, Malta, or Sardinia
