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Ryanair is the leading airline at the airport in Slovakia's capital, offering regular flights to 24 destinations starting next week

More passengers, more cargo, and charging while pedaling for travelers – this is what a smart, innovative airport looks like, continuing to break records even in the slow season

The first European airline offering fast and free internet via SpaceX's Starlink technology on its Airbus A220-300 aircraft is soaring to new heights, with another increase in passenger numbers, fleet expansion, and innovative services for passengers, and that's not all

Europe’s largest airline group increased Q4 profit by €66M to €468M, with a full-year operating profit of €1.6B. Passenger numbers rose 7% to over 130M. The company expects significantly higher profits in 2025

Although there is no certainty that more powerful earthquakes will not occur in the near future, Santorini is beginning to return to routine. For several days, no significant earthquakes have been recorded, and schools are returning to operation. It appears that the tourism season on the island has escaped a crisis

Poland's national airline, LOT Polish Airlines, concludes the year 2024 with record results, including a net profit of 151.5 million euros, the largest fleet in its history, and significant growth in the number of passengers

Miami International Airport (MIA) continues to break records for the third consecutive year with around 56 million passengers in 2024, maintaining its title as America's fastest growing airport

Impressive rise in tourism to Riga: Record of 1.1 million foreign tourists in 2024, record data for December, and high ranking among top destinations in Europe

The European skies continue to fill, with a significant increase in flight traffic approaching pre-pandemic activity levels. Leading airlines and the continent's largest airports recorded remarkable weekly growth, with low-cost airlines notably expanding rapidly

1.4 million tourists from GCC countries: United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait will visit the UK this year and spend £3.5 billion