Airbus spotlights European drone muscle at ILA Berlin
At ILA Berlin 2026, Airbus is showcasing a sweeping European drone lineup, from the new uncrewed U145 helicopter to advanced collaborative combat aircraft concepts.
William R. Martin
William R Martin writes about travel from the ground up. His work focuses on remote routes, working ports, border crossings, ferry lines, and the landscapes that shape how people move across regions.
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MWB Research Sticks to Sell Call on Airbus
MWB Research has reiterated its sell rating on Airbus, keeping a cautious stance on the planemaker despite solid demand and a record aircraft order book.
Delta Grows Its LAX Footprint While New Suites Lag Behind
Delta’s multibillion-dollar LAX rebuild is reshaping the carrier’s West Coast hub, but its next-generation Delta One business-class suites will not arrive until 2027.
Delta launches first nonstop New York–Malta flights for 2026
Delta Air Lines has inaugurated seasonal nonstop service between New York–JFK and Malta, opening a new transatlantic gateway to the central Mediterranean for U.S. travelers.
La Jolla’s Hidden Cliffs Fuel California Proposal Boom
A growing number of travelers are skipping crowded beaches in favor of La Jolla’s tucked-away cliffs and sea cave overlooks for dramatic marriage proposals.
Vietnam’s Culinary Tourism Boom Is Redefining Asian Travel
Vietnam is rapidly becoming Asia’s hottest culinary destination, as food-focused itineraries, new attractions and regional links reshape how travelers explore the country and beyond.
Forbes Travel Guide Reveals 2026 Hotel Star Awards Leaders
Forbes Travel Guide’s 2026 Star Awards expand to more than 100 countries, spotlighting record Five-Star hotels, new destinations and the first Five-Star cruise.
Six-hour airport queues warning for summer holidaymakers
Holidaymakers heading to Europe this summer are being urged to prepare for queues of up to six hours as new border checks collide with peak travel demand.
FAA Ground Stops At Major Hubs Snarl Thousands Of U.S. Flights
A sudden FAA ground stop at two of America’s busiest hubs triggered cascading delays nationwide, stranding travelers and testing the resilience of the U.S. air network.
Delta Adds Premium Daily Hong Kong–Los Angeles Flights
Delta Air Lines is deepening its Asia-Pacific strategy with new daily Hong Kong–Los Angeles flights built around Delta One suites, lounges, and elevated dining.
Amsterdam’s Crowded Canals Test a City Tired of Overtourism
Visitor numbers, congested canals and packed streets are colliding with Amsterdam’s push to protect its historic core, cultural treasures and everyday liveability.
UAE and India Drive Summer Travel Boom as Etihad Scales Up
Surging demand from the UAE and India is reshaping summer long‑haul travel, while Etihad’s expanding fleet and firm pricing redefine options for US‑bound passengers.
Man City chairman hails Ryan McAidoo as next Etihad breakthrough
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has identified teenage forward Ryan McAidoo as the club’s most exciting emerging talent destined for an Etihad Stadium breakthrough.
Airbus Urges Staff Focus After Weak Quarter Jolts Outlook
After a soft quarter marked by delivery delays and slimmer margins, Airbus is pressing its global workforce to tighten execution and defend its market lead.
United Flight 1942 From Eugene Diverts to Grand Junction
United Airlines flight 1942 from Eugene to Denver diverted to Grand Junction Regional Airport, prompting delays, rebookings, and questions about conditions affecting operations into Denver.