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A signaling fault at Hackney Downs has disrupted Stansted Express services to London Liverpool Street, causing up to 60-minute delays. Allow extra travel time.
Air India and Boeing could face unlimited liability for the June 12 crash of Flight IA 171, warns aviation lawyer James Healy-Pratt, advising families to wait.
Turkish Airlines rejoins Sabre with NDC-enabled fares and services, boosting digital travel distribution and offering agencies more personalized and flexible booking options.
Manston Airport’s revival targets air links to the Netherlands, Spain, Malta, and Cyprus, aligning with sustainable aviation, rising EU travel demand, and regional growth.
Ryanair faces a legal and regulatory challenge as the EU proposes free hand luggage rules, threatening low-cost airline models that rely on baggage fee revenue.
AirAsia and TAT host 120+ influencers in Krabi for a sustainable tourism event, celebrating 16 years of Skytrax success and launching eco-friendly travel initiatives.
The Bahamas launches nonstop Porter Airlines flights from Toronto, Ottawa, and Hamilton to Nassau, boosting Canadian arrivals and enhancing winter travel connectivity.
Air Premia adds its eighth Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, boosting capacity for mid- to long-haul flights and expanding its global network with enhanced premium economy services.
The Iran-Israel conflict and airspace closures across the Middle East and Pakistan are disrupting US-India air travel, with airlines rerouting and suspending flights.
Qantas partners with Hawaiian Airlines to offer frequent flyers seamless access to Hawaii, major U.S. cities, and top international destinations using reward points.
NTSB faults Boeing for Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 door plug failure. Investigation urges urgent safety reforms in 737 Max manufacturing. No fatalities reported.
JetBlue will stop operations at Miami International Airport from September 3, 2025, shifting focus to stronger markets amid economic pressures.
