Bomb Threats Move From Planes to Media: Four Irish Organizations Have Received Threats
Irish police and security agencies are investigating bomb threats against media outlets, with authorities examining possible links to disruptions across Europe
Irish police and security agencies are investigating bomb threats against media outlets, with authorities examining possible links to disruptions across Europe
Following a series of threats against passenger aircraft in several European countries, the EU's transport commissioner has announced the activation of a security information-sharing mechanism
A strike at Bari airport is expected to affect air traffic today (Friday, November 6). The Italian aviation authority confirms that the strike will take place between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM
Between medieval castles, forests, vineyards and an ancient city that looks like a movie set, this small country offers a European vacation that's a little different
Despite higher revenue and operating profit, KLM plans major cost reductions, organizational changes and a productivity increase of at least 8% by 2028
An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to Evreux Fauville Air Base after sending a distress signal. It was feared that this was another bomb threat on board
Peruvian authorities seized more than 3,000 tarantulas hidden in three suitcases belonging to two Germans and a Pole preparing to fly to Germany
Copenhagen Airport reports 4% year-on-year increase and sixth consecutive month of more than 3 million passengers
New ACI EUROPE data reveals major differences in airport punctuality, with Lisbon recording just 53.6% on-time departures in September 2026
The European Commission has issued new emergency preparedness guidelines, urging households to keep essential supplies ready for the first 72 hours of a crisis
The Parliament also approved reform and transparency in compensation for passengers whose flights were significantly delayed or canceled and the obligation to seat children next to their parents
After 13 years of negotiations, the EU has reached a landmark deal to strengthen passenger rights, simplify compensation claims, and improve protections
The European Commission has proposed three new rules that would allow passengers to book multi-operator rail trips across Europe with one ticket. Platforms may be asked to display journeys based on search queries like greenhouse gas emissions
Ursula von der Leyen marked International Holocaust Day with a tweet on platform X, stating: "We will not forget the 6 million Jews murdered in cold blood. It is our duty as Europeans to remember the unspeakable crimes". The European Parliament was specially illuminated in tribute