A rare section of the original Eiffel Tower staircase will be auctioned next month in Paris, with strong interest expected. The piece dates back to 1889 and is estimated at €120,000 to €150,000. Similar staircase sections have previously sold for much higher prices
March quarter: Delta posts higher earnings and record revenue, but rising fuel costs weigh on margins as the airline trims growth. "We delivered earnings that were more than 40 percent higher than last year, even with a significant increase in fuel costs and operational disruptions across the industry"
Following the resumption of air activity in the Kingdom, Bahrain International Airport has begun to gradually resume flights
The Romanian Airlines Association Carpathia warns of the increase in fuel prices and its consequences: reduced frequencies, route adjustments and price increases, alongside an attempt to maintain the stability of service for passengers
Are flights without physical documents closer than ever? The International Air Transport Association (IATA) refers to international biometric trials conducted to create a "future of seamless airport transit through biometric identification and digital wallets" - implementation is subject to government decisions
United Airlines will open a route between its home port in Newark and Split, Croatia, at the end of this month (April 2026), marking the first route ever by an American company to land in the resort city
Good way to kick off 100th anniversary celebrations: United Airlines sells out its limited “Rhapsody in Flight” vinyl featuring unique animated artwork shortly after launch. Will there be more?
Fiji cancels heavy rain warning, but flood and flash flood alerts remain active across Viti Levu and nearby regions amid Tropical Cyclone Vaianu affecting parts of the island
Don't miss a single goal: Between June 11 and July 19, Singapore Airlines passengers will be able to watch live World Cup football broadcasts via the company's in-flight entertainment system
An incident at baggage claim and border control at Birmingham Airport led to the evacuation of passengers. The situation was declared under control shortly afterward, and operations resumed
