Transport Disruption

New IATA study warns that problems with "new generation" engines, spare part shortages, and long queues for routine maintenance could worsen in the coming decade

Extreme heat is causing delays and suspensions across London’s transport network. Passengers are advised to plan ahead and avoid peak travel times

Thailand is modernizing its iconic tuk-tuks, with dozens of vehicles in Bangkok now accepting card and QR code payments from travelers

London reaches 3,000 zero-emission buses, a 100-fold rise since 2016, with one-third of TfL fleet now green ahead of Clean Air Day celebrated on June 18

Starting this summer, Japan Airlines will update fuel surcharges on international flights in response to high energy prices

Transport for London is offering discounts on a range of Thames River cruises this summer, giving visitors a more affordable way to experience some of London's most famous landmarks

The Dubai-based airline has announced that it is ready to launch daily flights to Berlin and Stuttgart, subject to approval from the German Ministry of Transport

A new IATA campaign, supported by aviation authorities in Europe and the US, urges passengers to leave their luggage behind during an emergency evacuation from a plane

Air France Cargo organized the transport of Layish, a five-year-old rescued lion, from Paris to South Africa. The wild animal was released into the SanWild Wildlife Sanctuary

IATA reports rising bookings to FIFA World Cup host cities as fans prepare to travel across the U.S., Canada and Mexico