Wizz Air UK has secured permission to operate flights between the United Kingdom and the United States, opening the door to charter flights for football teams, fans, and tour groups. “This is a proud and exciting day for everyone at our airline”
Missiles and sirens changed their plans. A group of 120 Christian women leaders now remain in Israel, using their voices to show public support. Robert Stearns, founder and president of Eagles' Wings: "I am proud of our courageous women leaders who are demonstrating steadfast solidarity with Israel"
Trade teacups for thrill rides, wine bars, and epic live shows at Efteling, Tivoli Gardens, Ferrari World, or Therme Bucharest. From fairytale forests to high-speed thrills, these theme parks prove grown-up fun goes far beyond cartoon rides
Dutch national airline KLM flew the Dutch Winter Olympics team home after the Olympic Games in Milan, Italy. In honor of the team's unprecedented success, the flight was accompanied by two Royal Air Force F-35s. See photos
The chartered plane, which was performing a medical evacuation flight on the Ranchi-Delhi route, lost radar contact after requesting a diversion due to weather; rescue teams were called to the scene
For the second time in two months, Athens airport lost contact with radars essential for takeoffs and landings, operating with only one radar and no backup. Just before the start of the tourist season: "The situation is beyond reasonable limits, we will reduce capacity"
Brussels Airlines' new aircraft, an Airbus A320, will begin commercial flights immediately, joining the company's Belgian Icons team with an interior and exterior design once again dedicated to the Belgian comic book character Tintin
IndiGo is trimming long-haul flights in early 2026, suspending Copenhagen and cutting Manchester and London services to improve reliability
The hotel, which will co-host the Super Bowl, the American Football League final, will hold dog adoption days at hotels in the cities of the competing teams; puppies playing will be broadcast live
Instead of a flat tax for all tourists, the city council is proposing a tiered model: tourists in luxury hotels will pay more, while those staying in hostels and rental apartments will receive a discount. Who will pay double and who is completely exempt from the payment?
