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Havana Air’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy, tied to 5.6 million dollars in debt and tighter U.S. Cuba travel rules, threatens already limited Miami Cuba flight options for Cuban American families.
Rain threatens to soak Pasadena’s 2026 Rose Parade, prompting new safety rules, gear tips and travel advice for visitors hoping to salvage curbside views and New Year celebrations.
Channel Tunnel power failure on December 30, 2025 severely disrupts Eurostar and Le Shuttle holiday travel, causing closures, heavy delays, packed terminals, and complex refund and rerouting options for stranded passengers.
Winter Storm Devin’s snow, ice and high winds are crippling flights at Toronto, New York, Chicago and Tampa, causing cascading delays, cancellations and limited rebooking options for stranded holiday travelers.
American Airlines will boost St. Louis–Chicago flights from February 2026, adding more daily connections via O’Hare to key U.S., European and Latin American destinations for business and leisure travelers.
Windstar’s new all suite yacht Star Seeker begins a 16 night maiden voyage from Málaga, introducing intimate Caribbean and future Southeast Asia itineraries with enhanced watersports, veranda suites, and sustainability focused technology.
M60 crash near Trafford Centre on December 30 caused five-mile queues, 30-minute delays and renewed gridlock on local roads, prompting warnings for drivers to check live traffic and rethink routes.
A rapidly intensifying bomb cyclone is sweeping from the Plains to New England, bringing blizzards, ice, and major travel disruptions as millions head home from the holidays.
Thousands of passengers were stranded across Europe on December 29 as more than 100 flights were canceled and nearly 1,900 delayed, with major hubs from Stockholm to Lisbon hit by winter weather, ATC bottlenecks, and knock-on disruptions.
Treacherous travel continues across the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota on December 29, as strong winds, drifting snow, and icy roads keep highways closed and holiday travel severely disrupted.
Europe’s air travel faced fresh disruption as more than 100 flights were canceled and nearly 1,900 delayed across major hubs from Oslo to Athens, hitting passengers on Air France, KLM, Swiss, and easyJet hardest.
A powerful blizzard is battering the Upper Midwest, bringing whiteouts, power outages, and widespread travel disruptions across Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
