Government Reforms

U.S. authorities have confiscated 146 drones and cited 63 operators for violating flight restrictions around FIFA World Cup games

The Dubai-based airline has announced that it is ready to launch daily flights to Berlin and Stuttgart, subject to approval from the German Ministry of Transport

Thailand now allows up to two power banks in carry-on bags only. In-flight use is banned as part of new aviation safety measures

The UK government says logistics issues at Edinburgh and Glasgow airports have been resolved and confirms airlines are not facing jet fuel shortages

Billions in investment, advanced technologies including biometric identification and enhanced passenger experience: this is Hong Kong Airport's new state-of-the-art Terminal 2

The US is airlifting 17 Americans from the MV Hondius after an Andes hantavirus outbreak, with two passengers placed in biocontainment units. One has tested mildly positive to PCR testing for the Andes hantavirus, and another is currently exhibiting mild symptoms

In light of the jet fuel crisis, the French Minister of Transport announced that the government is promoting regulatory relief and financial support for airlines facing operational and economic challenges ahead of the summer season, while protecting passenger rights

UK Department for Transport unveils measures to cut last-minute flight cancellations and help airlines plan stable summer schedules. "This legislation will give airlines the tools to adjust flights in good time if they need to, which helps protect passengers and businesses"

Dramatic announcement: Japan Airlines and JTA will adjust fuel surcharges for May–June 2026 tickets as jet fuel prices rise, applying a lower zone due to government support measures. How much can you expect to pay? Here's the full rundown

The UK government has moved to reassure travelers and the aviation sector following concerns about fuel supply disruptions linked to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz

Switzerland will implement parts of the EU Migration Pact in June, introducing new border screening and asylum procedures

Effective Immediately: Airlines are no longer required to report or pay the aviation tax in Sweden that was introduced in 2018 and is now abolished within government reforms. The aim: to encourage flights and improve competition--despite environmental criticism, airlines welcome the move