Global Air Cargo Demand Jumps 11.2% in February 2026
Global air cargo demand rose 11.2% year on year in February 2026, extending the sector’s recovery as exporters rushed shipments amid new geopolitical and fuel risks.
Oliver Brandt
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Phoenix Reisen Bets on Themed Cruises for a New Summer Wave
German operator Phoenix Reisen is reshaping summer cruising with entertainment driven themed voyages that blend television, music, culture and closer passenger engagement.
Only 27% Full: Avelo’s 10 Emptiest Routes Exposed
New analysis of public traffic data highlights 10 Avelo Airlines routes with average loads as low as 27 percent, prompting fresh questions about its network strategy.
How Airline Cabins Have Transformed Since 2000
From shrinking legroom to lie‑flat beds and always‑on Wi‑Fi, airline cabins have changed dramatically since 2000, reshaping expectations in every class of service.
Carnival’s 2026 Fuel Savings Power Greener Cruise Growth
Carnival Corporation’s fuel-efficiency push is projected to save over $600 million in 2026, supporting cruise growth while advancing lower-emission operations and destination-led itineraries.
Norwegian Luna Debuts in Miami, Energizing Caribbean Cruises
Norwegian Cruise Line’s new Norwegian Luna begins Caribbean sailings from PortMiami, underscoring Miami’s position as cruise capital and signaling continued strength in regional tourism.
UN Tourism and UNEP Use ‘Recipe of Change’ to Cut Food Waste
UN Tourism and UNEP are expanding the Recipe of Change campaign into tourism, urging hotels, destinations and travelers to take concrete steps to curb food waste.
How Boeing’s 777-300ER Outmuscles the Airbus A350-1000
Boeing’s long-haul 777-300ER still packs more passengers than its newer Airbus A350-1000 rival, keeping the veteran twinjet central to airlines’ high‑density route strategies.
Phoenix Reisen Unveils TV and Music Cruises to the Fjords
German operator Phoenix Reisen is rolling out new TV and music themed cruises to the Norwegian fjords and Northern Europe for 2026 and 2027, targeting entertainment fans.
Uniworld Christens Klimt-Themed S.S. Emilie in Amsterdam
Uniworld’s new Super Ship S.S. Emilie, inspired by Gustav Klimt, has been christened in Amsterdam and positioned to capture demand for luxury tulip cruises.
Casablanca Cruise Port Marks First Triple Ship Milestone
Casablanca Cruise Port has handled its first-ever triple ship call, underscoring Morocco’s rising cruise ambitions and Casablanca’s role as a key North African gateway.
Inside the Boeing 737 MAX Flight Control Overhaul
A closer look at the Boeing 737 MAX flight control architecture, how MCAS fits into the system, and what has changed since the jet’s grounding.
Disney Dream Marks 15 Years With New Europe and Caribbean Routes
Disney Dream’s fifteenth year brings expanded Europe and Caribbean sailings, underscoring how marquee cruise brands are helping power record global demand for ocean vacations.
Silversea Wraps 2025-26 Antarctica Season, Eyes New Puerto Williams Hub
Silversea is expected to close its 2025-26 Antarctica program with 38 voyages and expand 2026-27 offerings, anchored by the new Cormorant hotel in Puerto Williams.
Viking Neptune Skips Lerwick Stop Amid Severe North Sea Weather
Viking Neptune has dropped a scheduled call at Lerwick, Shetland, after heavy seas and strong winds in the North Sea, disrupting early-season cruise plans.