Public Transport

As Greece braces for an aviation strike, cancellations loom. Travelers affected by flight changes are offered options for refunds or date changes

Milano's public sector workers strike; flight delays and cancellations ensue, passengers advised to check their flight status with the airlines

Starting October 1, Frankfurt will double and triple fines for public littering—120 euros for small waste, 300 euros for public urination, and more. The city will also increase enforcement and add more trash bins to keep streets clean

Arbitration to Decide on Air Canada Pay Dispute

The European Commission opens a public forum for a month, allowing travelers to share experiences and complaints about train use across Europe: "Passengers miss connections and receive no refunds"

Visitors to the popular destination take note: The heat wave sweeping across Greece continues unabated and has intensified with temperatures now predicted to reach 43 degrees. Athens is expected to hit 41-42 degrees. The Greek government has released special public warnings and announced the closure of popular tourist sites

Effective Immediately: Airlines are no longer required to report or pay the aviation tax in Sweden that was introduced in 2018 and is now abolished within government reforms. The aim: to encourage flights and improve competition--despite environmental criticism, airlines welcome the move

New report highlights a significant rise in vacation rental demand across Europe, hinting at a bustling summer ahead

The Israel Pilots' Association criticizes foreign flight suspensions, citing Israel's top-tier air defense and calling for an updated national aviation strategy — last reviewed in 2008

The definition of "liquids, gels, and aerosols" is filtered and separate, not exceeding 100 milliliters, includes a wide variety of items, from drinks and sauces to all cosmetics, skincare products, and various sprays