Seven in a Row: European Country Breaks Another Passenger Record
Almost 756,000 passengers passed through Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga airports in July, a new monthly record and a 10% increase compared to last year
Almost 756,000 passengers passed through Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga airports in July, a new monthly record and a 10% increase compared to last year
Interest in one of the world's most important tourism events is at its peak, with dozens of new exhibitors and international brands signing up
Athens Airport, the largest airport in Greece, reports a 4.7% increase in passenger traffic in July and continued growth in cumulative figures since the beginning of the year
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Authorities in Italy are issuing a sun warning for large parts of the country. Tourists have been warned not to drink water from the famous fountains
Romanian military carried out controlled explosions on the Danube to secure cooling water for the Cernavodă nuclear plant as severe drought grips the region
Multiple European countries issue heat and thunderstorm alerts as dangerous temperatures and severe weather threaten travel and outdoor plans
The aircraft manufacturer has completed its first flight test campaign in which five 777-9 aircraft were in the air in one day. The operation included six test flights
Bucharest's two airports welcomed more than 8.45 million passengers during the first six months of 2026, marking a new traffic record for Romania's capital
Data from the Italian Ministry of Tourism places the country at the top of Europe in terms of occupancy rates and demand. The Lakes Region, Northern Italy and Sicily lead the way
airBaltic carried a record 466,500 passengers in May 2026 as the Latvian airline continued its steady growth across Europe
Air Serbia, reported 561,773 passengers in August, over 3,000 more than last year. Over eight months: more than 3.1 million passengers and a 5% rise in flight numbers