Ryanair unveiled its big winter plan in the Hungarian capital: 54 routes, an additional aircraft to be stationed at the airport and an expectation of 6 million passengers a year
Japan's ITOCHU will acquire a minority stake in IAG Engine Tech, the new engine maintenance business backed by Iberia and International Airlines Group
Prague Airport will host Halloween-themed excursions at Terminal 3 on October 30, featuring a photo corner, surprises and activities primarily for children
Cluj Airport has activated its CAT III landing system to help reduce fog-related disruption and installed 12 automated border control gates for eligible passengers
Budapest Airport is expanding its flight network for the winter season, with a significant increase in seats, four new easyJet routes to the UK, more flights to Scandinavia and expanded connectivity to China
142 rooms and suites, a 240-square-meter penthouse, a heated rooftop pool and a subsea spa: The Cape Town EDITION opens in the prestigious V&A Waterfront tourist complex
British Airways is preparing for the winter season with new routes, including Colombo in Sri Lanka and Melbourne in Australia, alongside additional flights to popular destinations
They left one banknote: Romanian authorities are investigating after almost €700,000 seized from a passenger arriving from Dubai disappeared from customs storage at Otopeni Airport
Saudi Arabia's airports, including the main King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, are returning to operations despite the security situation that still threatens the region
Wizz Air has signed a strategic agreement with travel technology giant Amadeus, allowing travel agencies, tour operators and booking sites to sell flights on the international booking platform
London Fire Commissioner Jonathan Smith has paid tribute to the 343 firefighters who died responding to the September 11 attacks 25 years ago
July 17 marks 12 years since Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was tragically downed over eastern Ukraine, claiming the lives of 298 people
A surprising White House post honoring Harambe reignited nostalgia and debate online nearly a decade after the viral zoo tragedy
40 years after the worst nuclear disaster in history, its consequences are still being felt, from public health to security struggles around the site in Ukraine
Embassies, historical sites, and major buildings around the world lit up in orange, initiated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in memory of the Bibas family members who were murdered by Hamas
