Global Aviation

Emirates and Real Madrid have renewed their partnership through 2031, extending a partnership that will span nearly two decades

Air India introduces Easy Connect flights from Varanasi, allowing travelers to complete check-in and immigration before connecting via Delhi

The global airline industry is set to see profits cut in half in 2026, according to IATA, as Middle East disruptions and surging fuel prices sharply increase costs and squeeze margins worldwide

Swissport has launched operations at Shanghai Pudong's newly launched Smart Cargo Hub, partnering with China Eastern and Smarex to boost global e-commerce logistics

According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, 307 million tourists traveled abroad in the first quarter of 2026, a 2% increase from 2025

From Oia to Fira, Santorini blends volcanic landscapes, luxury hotels, and unforgettable sunsets, making it one of Europe’s most photographed island destinations

STARLUX Airlines will add Barcelona, Zurich, Sydney, and Auckland in 2027, marking its first major expansion into Europe and Oceania

Canada, the United States, and Mexico announced harmonized Ebola screening measures to protect travelers and fans during the 2026 FIFA World Cup

The autonomous Spanish region of Andalucía will use a branded Vueling aircraft to strengthen its global tourism presence in Europe

Air India unveiled its newest signature lounge, blending modern luxury with Indian hospitality at San Francisco International Airport

The global airline industry is set to see profits cut in half in 2026, according to IATA, as Middle East disruptions and surging fuel prices sharply increase costs and squeeze margins worldwide

OAG data shows routes in Asia overwhelmingly led global air traffic in 2025, while international rankings were also dominated by short-haul Asian flights. The Jeju–Seoul Gimpo route topped OAG’s 2025 list with 14.4 million seats

Quarterly Air Transport Chartbook: IATA reports modest passenger gains, stronger cargo demand, and widening regional differences, with Asia Pacific and Africa leading the quarter