Finnair has turned three seasonal key European routes into permanent options, while launching Matkantekijä music by Lauri Porra to bring Finnish culture and travel inspiration to passengers worldwide
Just before the start of the season, London Gatwick Airport is predicting its busiest summer since the coronavirus pandemic. Here are the main destinations and the new airlines joining
Starting in July 2026, the low-cost airline will operate two new direct routes from Poland to Bulgaria and Italy, with prices starting at €21 one-way
Thai Airways is bringing back nonstop flights from Amsterdam to Bangkok this summer, with special fares and Airbus A350-900 service
The airline, hotel and tourism organizations in the United States have issued a special request to the US Congress to prevent harm to passengers during spring break and major summer events; they warn of long wait times and billions in damage to the economy
Lufthansa began operating flights from the group's main hub, with routes to Manchester, Valencia, and Berlin, and announced fleet expansion and new hires. Also: these are the company's first destinations for summer 2026
The French flag carrier has announced the addition of up to 11 daily flights between Paris and New York, and a special addition to the Nice route, in honor of the upcoming Cannes Film Festival
Small-ship favorite Alaskan Dream Cruises has closed and canceled all future sailings, leaving Alaska travelers to adjust plans. Thank you for the lasting relationships we’ve built and for allowing us to be a part of your Alaskan stories”
Virgin Atlantic boosts summer flights from Manchester to Orlando, marking 30 years in the North and adding more capacity for US travelers. The company will also bring on a number of former Aer Lingus pilots
American Airlines adds Porto to its list of European destinations, and the growth does not stop there: "We’re eager to continue growing our long-haul network that features service to new destinations, including Budapest, Hungary, and Prague that will start this summer”
