A 10% YoY jump and more than 22% above pre-corona levels, alongside the expansion of regional hubs, the entry of new airlines, and huge investments in infrastructure. Romanian aviation is establishing its position as a major player in the skies of Europe
UK aviation data shows strong demand for flights in 2026, led by younger travelers, with satisfaction at record highs despite ongoing cost concerns. UKCC: "2026 is lining up to be another year of growth"
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
Under a new agreement announced during the Singapore Air Show, Boeing will provide landing gear exchange services for more than 75 737 MAX and 787 aircraft belonging to the Singapore Airlines Group. The fleet will benefit from reduced downtime and improved availability on commercial flights
Disney Adventure has become the largest cruise ship ever to pass through the Panama Canal, marking a major milestone for the waterway and cruise industry
Miami is experiencing record-low temperatures, resulting in delays and cancellations at the airport. The cancellations are also affecting baggage handling, and passengers are urged to check flight status with their airline
American Airlines reports record revenue of $14 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025. The airline concluded the year with growth in premium products and debt reduction of $2.1 billion
Record passenger traffic, growth in cargo activity and unprecedented expansion of the destination network: Singapore Changi Airport concludes 2025 with almost 70 million passengers, a sharp increase in Asian markets, and a strengthening of its position as one of the world's leading air hubs
Václav Havel Airport concluded 2025 with approximately 18 million passengers, 84 airlines and 19 new destinations, solidifying its position as one of the fastest-growing airports in Central Europe.
A report by the National Centers for Environmental Information of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration states that record ocean warming is changing the climate system/ What does this mean? Less ice and snow cover and more tropical storms around the world
