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Air India reduces 38 international flights weekly to enhance safety, conduct inspections, and modernize operations amid growing global aviation safety concerns.
India’s air travel plunges after Air India crash and Indo-Pak tensions, with international passenger numbers dropping and fuel costs threatening recovery.
UK travelers face denied boarding under strict post-Brexit EU passport rules. Check expiry and issue dates now to avoid costly disruptions and canceled holidays.
Iberia launches €6B Flight Plan 2030 to expand fleet, open new routes, boost Madrid hub status, and lead in sustainable aviation across Europe and the Americas.
Southwest Airlines will debut its first transatlantic route in 2026, connecting Baltimore and Reykjavik with affordable fares and Iceland air partnership support.
Airbus and MTU Aero Engines partner to develop hydrogen fuel cell propulsion, advancing sustainable aviation goals through a 3-phase roadmap unveiled at Paris Air Show.
Emirates Airline secures fourth place globally and earns best First Class at the 2025 Skytrax World Airline Awards held at the iconic Paris Air Show.
Sunshine Coast Airport partners with Cérge, integrating advanced technology to enhance travel accessibility for passengers with disabilities in Australia.
Volcanic eruption in Indonesia forces major flight cancellations to Bali. Airlines like Air India, Jetstar, and Virgin Australia suspend operations amid ash risk.
Air India passengers report panic amid rising technical snags, bomb threats, and cancellations. Experts urge stronger safety, maintenance, and communication reforms.
China Eastern Airlines adds direct Shanghai‑Geneva, Milan, and Copenhagen flights this summer, boosting China‑Europe connectivity and luxury travel options.
Flight cancellations across the Middle East amid the Israel-Iran war disrupt tourism in UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Iran, and Bahrain.
