Global Aviation

Emirates Skywards has launched 'Miles More Rewarding', a global campaign showcasing ways to earn and spend Miles beyond flights

Etihad's McLaren Racing Boeing 787 Dreamliner has made its first flight from Abu Dhabi to Madrid, introducing the special aircraft to its global network

The new risk map from Safeture in collaboration with Riskline offers a glimpse into 2027. Which countries are at the highest risk levels and which ones are among the safest?

Sugar House Hotel has opened in Winooski as Marriott's first property designed for all-electric, net-zero energy operations and LEED Platinum certification

A joint U.S. government advisory warns of attacks on temperature monitoring systems used by grocery stores, hospitals and refrigerated transport operators

Marriott added approximately 20,100 net rooms in the third quarter, taking its global portfolio above 10,200 properties across 148 countries and territories

The World Travel and Tourism Council added 50 members in 2026, including Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental, as global travel and tourism is expected to contribute $11.9 trillion

Tens of thousands of global tourism industry leaders will meet in the British capital for one of the world's largest tourism celebrations starting today, November 3

Getting ready to host: WTTC backs London's Oxford Street pedestrianization ahead of the World Trade Market that will kickstart in the city on Tuesday, November 3

Global air cargo demand grew 7.7% in September 2026, led by North American and Asia-Pacific carriers, while jet fuel prices more than doubled year-on-year

Saudia recorded the world's highest on-time performance in June with a 92.38% on-time performance. Europe and North America saw sharp operational declines

IATA said demand fell 2.2% year-on-year in May as Middle Eastern carriers recorded a 28.8% drop in international traffic

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