Government Reforms

Irish police and security agencies are investigating bomb threats against media outlets, with authorities examining possible links to disruptions across Europe

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

Ryanair urges Germany to reduce passenger taxes, security and ATC fees, pointing to Kassel Airport as an example of how lower costs can attract airline investment

It's official: Lufthansa has signed a €1.025 billion deal to acquire 44.9% of TAP Air Portugal, with plans to make Lisbon its seventh hub and expand routes to Brazil

The British budget includes a further increase in the air passenger tax from April 2028, alongside advancing legislation that would allow authorities in England to impose a tax on tourist overnight stays

The regional government of Castilla-La Mancha has officially confirmed the death toll in the high-speed train collision at 69. More than 100 people were injured

The UK government and engine giant Rolls-Royce have announced a £2.5 billion strategic plan to develop the next generation of aircraft engines

A nationwide strike planned for Friday threatens to disrupt flights, trains and public transport in Italy. The strike control committee has requested government intervention

A new report by the Greek government research institute reveals impressive data on tourism to Greece, along with the country's many difficulties such as overcrowding and infrastructure issues

Australia has expanded the digital entry declaration system, allowing passengers to complete immigration and customs details up to 72 hours before their flight

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