Ireland and Belgium Push EU Rethink on Airline Carry‑On Fees
Ireland and Belgium are emerging as key battlegrounds in a broader European effort to rein in airline carry-on charges that underpin Ryanair’s ultra-low fares.
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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Beirut Airport Delays Leave Travelers Stranded on Key Gulf Routes
Heavy delays and cancellations at Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport have disrupted links to Amman, Istanbul, Doha, Dubai and Kuwait City, stranding hundreds of travelers.
Fuel Shortages and Cargo Backlog Snarl Flights at El Alto
Delays and cancellations at El Alto International Airport are stranding travelers, as fuel shortages, cargo backlogs and wider transport blockades disrupt routes across Bolivia.
How SoLoMo Travel Apps Are Supercharging Local Tourism
Location-aware travel apps are blending social, local and mobile tools to deliver hyper-personalized trips and instant deals that are quickly reshaping local tourism economies.
South America Warms to Chinese Travelers as Brazil, Uruguay Shift Visas
Brazil’s new visa-free entry for Chinese visitors and Uruguay’s planned waiver join flexible regimes in Argentina, Chile and Peru, reshaping South America’s tourism and trade map.
Ireland and Belgium Push EU Toward New Carry-On Rules
Moves in Ireland and Belgium to curb paid cabin bags signal a wider European challenge to low-cost airlines’ fee-heavy models, including Ryanair’s pricing strategy.
Riyadh Air to Launch Manchester–Riyadh Route in July 2026
Riyadh Air will launch three weekly direct flights between Manchester and Riyadh from July 23, 2026, reinforcing fast-growing tourism and business links.
Southwest and Singapore Airlines Launch Global Interline Deal
Southwest Airlines and Singapore Airlines have launched a new interline partnership, promising smoother single-ticket journeys linking US domestic routes with a wide global network.
Severe Flight Disruptions Hit Shenzhen Bao’an Hub
Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport has been hit by hundreds of delays and dozens of cancellations, disrupting key routes to South Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia.
Fuel Costs and Strike Threats Trigger SAS Flight Delays
Scandinavian Airlines passengers face disruption from fuel-driven cancellations, route reshuffles and a looming cabin-crew strike as the Nordic carrier adjusts its 2026 schedule.
Southwest and Singapore Airlines Launch New Global Link
Southwest Airlines and Singapore Airlines have launched a new interline partnership that connects Asia and the U.S. with single-ticket itineraries and smoother transfers.
Dozens of Flights Disrupted at Buenos Aires’ Jorge Newbery
Operational disruptions at Buenos Aires’ Aeroparque Jorge Newbery left travelers stranded as at least 44 flights were delayed and 3 canceled across key domestic and regional routes.
Southwest and Singapore Airlines Launch Seamless US-Asia Link
Southwest Airlines and Singapore Airlines have unveiled a new interline partnership that enables single-ticket global journeys and smoother US connections for international travelers.
Southwest and Singapore Airlines unveil single-ticket link
Southwest and Singapore Airlines have launched a new interline partnership, giving travelers single-ticket access between U.S. domestic routes and over 130 global destinations.
SpiceJet Adds A320s, Revives 737 MAX to Lift Capacity
SpiceJet’s damp-leased Airbus A320s and a reactivated Boeing 737 MAX aim to restore capacity, improve reliability and support India’s peak travel demand.