Flights Suspension

Etihad adds daily flights to Kabul, enhancing travel options and connections via Abu Dhabi to Europe and North America destinations

Berlin-Brandenburg Airport (BER) has announced an increase in passenger traffic in March, alongside a drop in the number of flights and a dramatic decrease in the amount of flown cargo

After being among the last to suspend operations, the UAE carrier is now one of the first to return, offering new aircraft, premium cabins, and attractive fares to the Far East

Emirates offers important update: Passengers can book reduced flights to 100 destinations, rebook, change dates, or request refunds as the airline scales back flights and adapts operations to ongoing regional challenges.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency decides: the recommendation not to fly to the Middle East region extends until April 24 in the following countries. When will flights resume?

New and higher tourism taxes in Amsterdam, Paris, Venice, and Barcelona are adding per-night or entry costs to short breaks. Find out how much Europe's most visited cities charge now

ZIPAIR Tokyo introduces Starlink satellite internet on select Boeing 787 flights, aiming for smoother connectivity and a more relaxed long-haul experience

Air China starts nonstop Frankfurt–Beijing Daxing flights on April 27, with daily 777-300ER service and fares from €699 for a limited launch period

High-speed trains across Europe are reshaping travel, offering quick, comfortable journeys between major cities with frequent departures and central stations. Here are some of the most popular routes right now

A strike on April 10 will hit Lufthansa and CityLine flights, with delays and cancellations expected during peak Easter return travel. German Airports Association: over 520 flights to be cancelled by the end of the day

Ryanair has announced it will stop all operations to and from Tel Aviv over the winter due to a series of issues with airport management; 22 routes will be cancelled, and approximately one million scheduled seats will be lost