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Severe thunderstorms across Switzerland have disrupted flight operations at Zurich Airport, leading to 27 cancellations and delays of up to three hours. The cancellations affected approximately 3,100 SWISS passengers travelling to or from Zurich on August 28, 2026. The airline warned that further schedule changes remained possible as powerful storm cells repeatedly crossed Switzerland and […]
American Airlines will launch new nonstop flights from Philadelphia to Porto, Vienna and Reykjavik for summer 2027, expanding its European network.
Thailand will reduce its visa-free stay from 60 to 30 days for citizens of 60 countries, including India, from September 15, 2026.
Travellers flying with Volotea from France face possible disruption after pilot unions called a three-day strike from September 4 through September 6, 2026. The National Union of Airline Pilots, known as SNPL, announced the industrial action alongside UNAC and SPL. The call applies to Volotea pilots based in France. The unions are seeking improved salaries
The Netherlands has retained a leading position in European Union aviation after Amsterdam Schiphol recorded more commercial flights than any other EU airport during 2025. Schiphol handled approximately 488,000 scheduled and non-scheduled commercial flights, according to Eurostat data released on August 28, 2026. Paris Charles de Gaulle ranked second with 476,000 flights, while Frankfurt Main
Nadi International Airport is moving towards more stable operations after additional jet fuel arrived in Fiji, easing concerns about flight disruption at the country’s primary international gateway. The new stock is expected to reduce restrictions introduced to conserve supplies following a temporary Jet A-1 shortage. Fuel must complete the required testing and approval processes before
Airfares from India to the United Arab Emirates are expected to decline sharply in mid-September, offering relief to expatriate families following the expensive summer return period. Indicative fare comparisons suggest reductions of up to 64 per cent on selected routes by September 13. The largest projected decline applies to Bengaluru, rather than every India–UAE service.
Malaysia Aviation Group is strengthening its operational profile as Malaysia Airlines renews its international safety audit registration and Firefly records its best first-half punctuality performance in five years. Malaysia Airlines has renewed its International Air Transport Association Operational Safety Audit registration through July 2028. Firefly’s IOSA registration remains valid until February 2028. The safety milestones
Jet2 has issued an important safety reminder to holidaymakers carrying power banks, e-cigarettes and other lithium battery products on flights from the United Kingdom. The airline says power banks and e-cigarettes must travel in hand luggage and must never enter checked hold baggage. Once onboard, passengers must keep the bag containing these items under the
LATAM Cargo has become the first airline in the Americas to integrate the International Air Transport Association’s DG AutoCheck solution directly into its central cargo operating system. Launched at the carrier’s Miami station, the technology validates dangerous goods information in real time and alerts customers when declarations contain discrepancies. Earlier identification allows shippers to correct
Discover Airlines will enter the Great Britain market during summer 2027 with four direct services linking its Frankfurt and Munich hubs with Bristol, Glasgow and Inverness. The expansion gives German travellers new access to southwest England, Scotland’s largest city and the Scottish Highlands. It also strengthens inbound tourism opportunities for destinations known for nature, cultural
Cardiff Airport has entered a stronger phase of recovery after passenger traffic increased sharply during early 2026, supported by new routes, additional aircraft and expanding international capacity. The airport reported a 24% rise in passengers during the first quarter of 2026. This made Cardiff the United Kingdom’s second-fastest-growing airport during that period, according to available
