The Vereinigung Cockpit union has begun a two-day strike today and tomorrow, March 12-13. Lufthansa is operating a reduced flight schedule and expects to operate just over 50% of flights, with about 60% of long-haul routes operating. Affected passengers have already received notices from the company
Europe's largest airline group posted a 20% increase in operating profit in 2025 and flew 135 million passengers. The company expects further profit improvement in 2026, despite geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East
flydubai resumes flights across its network with a reduced schedule as airspace restrictions ease. Passengers are advised to check rebooking rules, flight status updates, and key travel advice before heading to the airport. "We would like to thank our customers for their understanding and patience"
The North American Aerospace Defense Command has scrambled fighter and refueling aircraft that have been tracking and preparing to intercept Russian military aircraft in international airspace in the region
After temporarily suspending all flights, the company announces a partial resumption of operations. The remaining flights are still suspended until further notice
Singapore Airlines Group saw record quarterly revenue of $5.51B and a 25.9% rise in operating profit, fueled by robust passenger demand and strategic expansion. Net profit fell due to last year’s one-off accounting gain, but the airline remains on track with fleet growth, network expansion, and enhanced customer experience initiatives
Air Astana celebrates 20 years of partnership with Airbus with a significant future order of 25 A320 family aircraft. The company currently operates approximately 60 aircraft, most of which are from the European manufacturer
The French-Dutch group is celebrating a crazy year with more than 100 million passengers, a jump in shares, and a big promise of even greater growth in 2026
For the second time in two months, Athens airport lost contact with radars essential for takeoffs and landings, operating with only one radar and no backup. Just before the start of the tourist season: "The situation is beyond reasonable limits, we will reduce capacity"
The European Aviation Safety Agency warns airlines: "Unpredictable state responses and the potential activation of SAM systems creates a high risk to civil flights operating at all altitudes and flight levels." CZIB extended until March 31, 2026
Despite a 9% increase in revenue to approximately 829 million ILS, Israel Railways recorded a 93% drop in net profit in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year. The main reason: a sharp rise in operating and maintenance expenses
