Mobile Chargers Ban

Air India is offering its new EasyRoam SIM free during the launch phase, with paid roaming plans covering 30 countries and more to follow

Spain has issued an emergency mobile alert as intense rain affects Castellón and Valencia, with residents and visitors urged to avoid travel

A revamped app with AI assistant, smart airport services and real-time support is designed to transform the travel experience

British Airways has begun rolling out a redesigned mobile app featuring live flight updates, digital boarding passes, and more self-service tools

Scandinavian airline SAS is launching an innovative initiative, giving EuroBonus club members a free mobile data package at flight destinations

American Airlines has upgraded its mobile app, introducing a new design and enhanced management of all flight services in one place, including airport navigation, booking changes and real-time benefits

Oman Air brings back daily Dubai flights this month (April 2026) while managing ongoing disruptions affecting routes across the Middle East and Europe

United Airlines introduces real-time TSA wait times in its app, helping travelers at major U.S. hubs better plan security screening and reduce uncertainty. The new feature will let passengers know what to expect and help them better plan their trip

SAS and 3 launch a partnership delivering free Starlink internet for select passengers, promising faster, more reliable onboard WiFi across Scandinavia

Greek authorities have issued several warnings of severe weather expected to hit large parts of the country for a short period of time. Last week, mobile phone alerts were sounded due to previous storm warnings

Israel's largest airline has updated its carry-on baggage requirements, joining companies around the world in banning the use of portable chargers (power banks) on the company's flights, due to concerns about the lithium battery catching fire

Dubai's airline giant is taking strict safety measures by prohibiting the use of power banks for charging personal devices during flights starting October 1: 'Lead to a rapid and uncontrolled rise in temperature'. Similar rules took effect in Japan last month