New Routes

Norwegian Cruise Line has officially christened Norwegian Luna in Miami, introducing a new Caribbean cruise ship with family attractions, nightlife shows, and private island stops

Jet2 has celebrated its Gatwick debut with Tenerife and Alicante flights, marking a major expansion with 29 destinations and 300 new jobs. "We have experienced phenomenal demand from customers and independent travel agents"

San José Mineta International Airport introduces an AI humanoid robot that assists passengers in 50+ languages, offering real-time help at Terminal B

Lufthansa and Munich Airport will expand Terminal 2 with a new T-Pier, boosting capacity by 10 million passengers and strengthening Germany’s aviation hub through 2056. Lufthansa: "Trust-based, long-term partnerships are a key factor in our success"

Romania's flagship carrier TAROM and Condor Airlines GmbH have launched a codeshare partnership to extend Bucharest's transatlantic connectivity via Frankfurt. Passengers will enjoy direct connections from Bucharest to Toronto, Vancouver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, and other major cities

BER's new summer schedule marks a significant leap forward: the return of transatlantic flights with a new route to Montreal, strengthened flights to New York, and a broad expansion of dozens of destinations in Europe and North America

MSC Cruises' new ship offers a unique family-friendly attraction park, a new pool complex, and a variety of water activities, including virtual reality extreme slides. The cruises will begin with seven-night itineraries to major destinations in the Mediterranean

United Airlines continues to innovate: Starting next year, it will offer a new row in economy class, with a lie-flat option and upgraded amenities

Following the CEO's hints on the matter, the American airline announces an upgrade of its aircraft fleet by 2028, including new models, advanced luxury classes, and enhanced services across all classes. Also: Meet the "Coastliner" and the new planes for Europe

Munich Airport earns Level 4 carbon certification, marking major progress toward its goal of reaching net-zero emissions in the next decade. "We are well on track toward our goal of operating the airport in a way that leaves no climate-damaging CO2 in the atmosphere by 2035"