Delays and Cancellations Disrupt June Travel at Edmonton Airport
Three delays and six cancellations involving Jazz, Air Canada and WestJet have disrupted June 2026 operations at Edmonton International Airport, affecting key domestic routes.
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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Airline Loyalty Math Is Rewiring the Frequent Flyer Game
Airlines are turning loyalty programs into financial powerhouses, reshaping how miles are earned, valued and spent, and quietly rewriting what loyalty means for travelers.
American Airlines Unveils Next-Gen Terminal C Pier at DFW
American Airlines and DFW Airport have opened a new Terminal C pier featuring nine advanced gates, modern amenities and digital systems to support long-term hub growth.
flynas boosts Al-Qassim Airport links to key cities
Low-cost carrier flynas is growing its Al-Qassim network to Istanbul, Trabzon, Cairo, Abha and Dammam, strengthening domestic and international links in line with Vision 2030.
Major Airlines Roll Out 2026 SEMA Show Travel Discounts
SEMA Show organizers have secured discounted Alaska, Delta, Southwest and United fares to help showgoers cut rising travel costs on flights to Las Vegas in 2026.
Airbus order book holds firm despite jet fuel cost surge
Airbus reports no wave of jet order cancellations as airlines absorb higher fuel costs, signaling resilient long-haul travel demand despite geopolitical and supply pressures.
Volaris boosts fleet renewal as new Airbus A321neo joins lineup
Volaris has added another Airbus A321neo to its fleet, lifting next‑generation jets to roughly two‑thirds of its aircraft and sharpening its low‑cost, low‑emission profile.
Why a Family’s Travel Insurance Was Denied After Flight Axed
A recent family trip collapse highlights how flight cancellations, fine print and overlapping refunds can leave travelers without the payout they expected.
Indianapolis Emerges as a New Midwestern Air Travel Powerhouse
A wave of new and expanded airline routes is pushing Indianapolis into the ranks of leading U.S. business and leisure travel markets across the country.
Delta Flight DL2876 Returns to Cincinnati After Midair Diversion
Delta’s Cincinnati to Salt Lake City service on Boeing 737-832 DL2876 diverted back to its origin, prompting fresh scrutiny of diversion decisions on domestic routes.
Delta adds Birmingham–Kentucky nonstop for Alabama game
Delta Air Lines and Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport will offer a special nonstop to Kentucky this fall, targeting fans traveling to an Alabama football road game.
Southwest, Singapore Airlines Launch Interline Pact Linking US and Asia
Southwest Airlines and Singapore Airlines have launched a new interline agreement, opening single-ticket connections between Asia and nearly 120 U.S. destinations via three West Coast gateways.
FAA Races to Hire Controllers as Post‑Shutdown Delays Linger
Facing persistent delays after the 2025 shutdown, the FAA is accelerating plans to hire thousands of new air traffic controllers while travelers feel the strain.
Why Some Travelers Now Wait Hours to Enter Europe
Europe’s new biometric border rules are reshaping arrivals, with some non‑EU travelers facing multi‑hour queues as the Entry/Exit System beds in for summer.
Dubai’s Iconic Barasti to Shut Temporarily for Major Revamp
Dubai’s long‑running Barasti beach club will pause operations this June for a large-scale redevelopment, with plans to reopen in 2027 as a reimagined waterfront venue.