MSC Cruises has dropped its planned Middle East sailings for Winter 2026-27, redirecting operations to the Caribbean with new French Antilles itineraries
The Latvian company will launch new routes from Riga to Tenerife and Gran Canaria, and will operate a seasonal base in Tenerife for the first time, alongside expanding operations to ski destinations in Northern Europe. In total, the company has added 12 new routes for the winter season to popular destinations in Europe and the Canaries
British Airways expands its long-haul network with new routes to Melbourne and Colombo, plus more flights to key global destinations in Africa, Asia, the Carribean, and the Americas
Fraport Greece airports have reported a significant increase in activity in February. Thessaloniki Airport led the growth with a 7.1% rise in passenger numbers, while Santorini jumped 27% thanks to domestic traffic
From the Swiss Alps to Norway’s waterfalls and Italy’s colorful coast, these breathtaking European train routes turn the journey into the highlight of your trip this spring
easyJet on Tel Aviv flights: "We plan to monitor the situation and resume flights this coming winter." Also: What is the company's policy towards customers whose flights were canceled this summer?
Scandinavian airline SAS will resume operations in the Emirates with winter flights between Copenhagen and Al Maktoum Airport. Dubai Airports sees the move as a reinforcement of DWC's status as Dubai's future aviation hub
Athens International Airport, the largest airport in Greece, reports a more than 7% increase in activity in the first month of the year. The number of flights also increased
More than 5,000 flights to and from the United States were canceled or delayed due to a strong winter storm that hit the East Coast. Which airport is the "king of cancellations," and how long will the storm last?
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
