International Expansion

After a two-and-a-half-year absence due to the war, American Airlines is resuming operations on the New York-Tel Aviv route. In an exclusive interview with PassportNews, Simon Hawkins, the company's managing director of international sales, explains the considerations for the return, demand, and the vision ahead into the centennial year of the world's largest airline

The company will increase frequencies on key routes, deploy upgraded aircraft on London and Melbourne routes, and launch premium economy and first class classes on select destinations

According to social media reports, British Airways crew members unknowingly consumed gummies containing THC. Company comment: "A number of crew members felt unwell after arriving at the hotel, received medical assistance, and recovered"

Despite Ukraine’s closed airspace, Boryspil Airport has launched a large-scale modernization project with South Korea’s KOICA, upgrading digital systems and passenger technology ahead of a future reopening

AirAsia X will connect Kuala Lumpur, Bahrain, and London Gatwick from June 26, 2026, making Bahrain its first strategic hub outside Asia. The launch will deepen international collaborations and position the Kingdom as a developing gateway between Asia, the Middle East, and Europe

An unusual aviation announcement has joined international warnings and the deepening energy crisis in Cuba, raising serious questions about the continuation of aviation and tourism activity in the country

Ontario Airport celebrates China Airlines’ milestone of 1 million travelers since 2018, highlighting the airport’s growth as a major international gateway

The new aircraft, named after the city of Delémont and featuring SWISS' classic livery, is expected to begin operating on the Zurich-Montreal route on February 23. This is the second addition of 10 aircraft of the new model

PassportNews' broadcast studio is back at the heart of one of the biggest tourism events of the year on February 3-4. Coming to Expo Tel Aviv? Come say hello to us! Can't make it? Watch us live on the PassportNews website

More than 40,000 people in Colorado were left without power Sunday evening; disruptions affected some emergency 911 services and operations at Denver International Airport. Trains that move passengers lost power, prompting evacuations. "We want to thank our passengers for their patience"