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
Lufthansa began operating flights from the group's main hub, with routes to Manchester, Valencia, and Berlin, and announced fleet expansion and new hires. Also: these are the company's first destinations for summer 2026
The low-cost carrier concluded 2025 with growth, operational improvements, and the expansion of its destination network. Highlights include 42 new aircraft added to the fleet, hundreds of new routes, and a record number of passengers
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
IndiGo is trimming long-haul flights in early 2026, suspending Copenhagen and cutting Manchester and London services to improve reliability
The Indian airline has begun operating its first 787-9 Dreamliner, featuring a specially designed cabin, on the Mumbai-Frankfurt route. At the same time, the company has resumed direct flights between Delhi and Shanghai after a six-year hiatus
The low-cost carrier is adding a direct route between Varna and Larnaca, operating three times a week. The new service is part of the company's expansion plans for the summer of 2026
The route to Seoul will be operated from the end of March 2026 using the new aircraft, allowing passengers to experience the new SWISS Senses cabin concept, while also arriving faster
TAP Air Portugal will operate five new weekly flights to the Greek capital starting in July, as part of the expansion of its destination network
After about a year of trials and thousands of test rides, Singapore's Changi Airport has begun operating its first fleet of driverless baggage handling vehicles between terminals. Dubai launched a similar system last summer
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
