Starting June 15: Etihad will double daily service to Chicago, while Charlotte flights will increase from weekly to daily. The company is strengthening connections between the US, India and Asia via Abu Dhabi
Kuwait Airways will restart selected flights from Kuwait International Airport Terminal 4 on April 26, 2026, under strict safety measures
Air Arabia Abu Dhabi will start non-stop tri-weekly flights to Amman City Airport on May 1, 2026. This is the airline's second airport in Jordan. "By serving two airports in the Jordanian capital, we aim to further support travel, tourism, and trade between the two countries"
From air to rail in one booking: Now, you can book flights and train journeys together with Malaysia Airlines MHrail for seamless travel across the UK and South Korea
The temporary move at Schiphol in Amsterdam was announced to deal with the sharp increase in fuel prices, in light of the situation in the Middle East, the tax reduction will only apply to day flights until the end of March 2027
"Fandom doesn’t end at the boundary": Malaysia Airlines has launched a special Mumbai Indians-themed aircraft livery, celebrating cricket fandom while offering discounts on Mumbai flights for a limited time. Starting in January, the airline is the Mumbai Indians' Associate Partner as well as the Official Global Airline Partner
The Cypriot airline is resuming daily service from Ben Gurion to Larnaca. The inaugural flight will take off today (Thursday, April 23, 2026) at around 3 PM GMT (6 PM local time) from Ben Gurion Airport
Etihad Airways will introduce its Quiet Cabins concept from May 1, aiming to reduce onboard noise and create a more peaceful travel experience on select next-generation aircraft. The airline has also inked a new frequent flyer partnership with India's largest hotel company
Impressive numbers on the first day of operation: Over 11,000 passengers and 70 flights at Munich Airport's new wing, at the end of a seven-year construction project
Lufthansa Group is reducing operations on unprofitable routes in Frankfurt and Munich, and expanding operations in Zurich, Vienna and Brussels. The move is expected to save tens of thousands of tons of jet fuel
