Terror Threat Screening, Not Enough: IATA Wants More Solutions to Stop Dangerous Goods
IATA says airport security screening alone cannot prevent undeclared dangerous goods and calls for stronger checks across the air cargo supply chain
IATA says airport security screening alone cannot prevent undeclared dangerous goods and calls for stronger checks across the air cargo supply chain
Unlocking the future of flights: North Carolina has launched eVTOL, advancing aircraft tests under a federal pilot program focused on medical transport and regional connectivity
IATA will bring airline leaders together in Macao for its 2026 World Financial and World Passenger Symposiums on Artificial Intelligence, digital identity and travel
China plans to connect three major highways into a 27,000-km Golden Outer Ring linking border regions, coastal areas, and tourism destinations
The International Air Transport Association will bring aviation safety leaders together in Istanbul in October to examine human performance, AI, and crisis response
Travelers to South America's largest country are urged to use official ride-hailing apps and verify drivers after reports of robberies, assaults and express kidnappings
A small pod, no steering wheel, no driver. This special pod ride offers a short, but exciting child-like ride to Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5
Swiss International Air Lines and the Swiss Transport Museum are exploring a move to preserve the last Airbus A340-300 in the airline's fleet
New DLR trains are entering service with more space, air conditioning, charging points and improved safety as London expands its transport network
IATA has released its 2027 cargo and ground operations manuals with updated battery, dangerous goods, live animal, and digital aviation requirements
Travelers using Newark and JFK airports will face AirTrain and subway disruptions, with shuttle buses and alternate routes in place
Visitors to South Africa are being urged to avoid protest areas amid warnings of demonstrations and travel delays at the end of the month
RMT: 24-hour Tube driver strikes on May 19-20 and May 21-22 in response to London Underground’s push for a compressed four‑day working week. "We are clear that these proposals raise serious concerns around fatigue, safety and work-life balance". On May 15, bus drivers at the East London Bus & Coach Company will also walk out
Belgium Faces a Day of Chaos: Due to a nationwide strike, all flights at Charleroi Airport are canceled. Brussels Airport expects substantial disruption. Rail services will also be impacted