Heavy snow and temperatures the likes of which are almost unheard of in the United States, in one of the most severe storms to hit North America in recent years. Authorities are reporting widespread power outages and transportation disruptions that could last for days. Air travel disruptions also continue
A power failure stopped Tokyo’s Yamanote and Keihin-Tohoku lines during the morning rush, disrupting thousands of commuters before service resumed midday: “We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused to our passengers”
Henley & Partners Passport Index 2026 shows stability at the top, a general decline in passport power, the strengthening of Asian and European countries, and continued mobility gaps between regions of the world
Winter storms can disrupt travel, power, and daily life. Here’s how to prepare your home, protect loved ones, and stay safe during severe cold and snow
Bluegame, the popular Italian yacht brand founded by Olympic sailor Luca Santella known for its innovative, high-performance power yachts, has unveiled its latest BGX model; CEO: the new flagship yacht is "the clearest statement of who we are today"
Wizz Air has partnered with the iconic AS Roma, joining major airlines that have enhanced their brands through affiliations with top clubs. The company's logo will feature on the team's jersey sleeve during the December 15 match, marking another step in brand growth
Officials in the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos issue safety alerts, urging residents to stay indoors and prepare for heavy rain, flooding, and power outages
A giant sinkhole opened this morning opposite Vajira Hospital in Bangkok, causing infrastructure collapse and cutting water and power. Comprehensive ground and infrastructure checks will take place in the coming days
The Miami International Airport has been named the most-improved mega airport in North America in a new ratings-based J.D. Power North America Airport Satisfaction Study
Energy Crisis Escalates in Cuba: Fuel shortages cripple hotels and tourist sites' ability to operate backup generators - this is the result
Korean Air has introduced a ban on using power banks during flights starting January 26, 2026: “Korean Air remains fully committed to providing a safe, secure and comfortable travel experience for all customers.” Also today: the airline announces a partnership with Heathrow Express for discounted UK rail travel
As of January 15, 2026, the use and charging of backup batteries during flights on the Lufthansa and SWISS Group is prohibited, including a limit of two batteries per passenger and storage only in hand luggage. What about other airlines?
Qantas has adopted stricter safety procedures: passengers may bring up to two portable chargers on board, but they may not use or charge them during the flight. The ban will also apply to Jetstar and QantasLink
