**The ultra low-cost airline intensifies actions against Europe's Air Traffic Control system. Equipment failure reportedly caused delays for twelve flights in Greece.**
Following a shocking incident unveiled by 'PassportNews', where a Charles de Gaulle controller broadcast 'Free Palestine' to an El Al aircraft, the French Transport Minister announced the controller’s immediate suspension. A disciplinary process has been initiated and recordings have confirmed the facts
An alarming incident at Charles de Gaulle Airport continues tensions against Israeli entities, targeting El Al. The air traffic controller broadcasted "Free Palestine" to El Al pilots. El Al: "Unprofessional, inappropriate, coordinating with authorities"
Dubai's DXB Airport sees 46 million travelers in the first half of 2025, projecting annual traffic to reach 96 million. April marks the busiest month of Q2
Passenger traffic at Ben Gurion Airport strengthens ahead of peak summer, with daily international flights and the renewed participation of foreign airlines. See more details inside
Munich Airport launches summer with over 6.4 million passengers, more than 45,000 flights, and links to 210 destinations in 67 countries. Italy, Spain, the USA, Canada, and Asia top the list
Berlin's airport anticipates a busy summer and announces the early implementation of new advanced scanning machines. Which are the main destinations?
Following delays of over 50 flights today (Monday) at Stansted Airport affecting more than 10,000 passengers, Ryanair demands the resignation of the UK air traffic control head: "Tired of repeated failures"
With a record 10 daily flights between Tel Aviv and Dubai this weekend, one thing is clear: Emirates’ little sister has stepped into Turkish Airlines’ shoes as Israelis’ go-to connection to the world and it’s doing it brilliantly. But what happens when calm finally returns? A special analysis
Rise in demand for international flights highlights the impact of geopolitical tensions. Insights from the international aviation industry in May prior to the Middle Eastern conflict
