9/11 at 25: Gander Remembers the Day Flights Fell Silent
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Canadian towns that sheltered diverted flights highlight how a global aviation emergency reshaped travel, memory, and local tourism.
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Delta Cuts 5 US Routes, Trimming Winter Links to Nevada, New York
Delta’s latest winter schedule removes five domestic routes touching Nevada, New York and other states, tightening options for leisure and business travelers across the US.
Bangkok Airport Rail Link Gets Lifeline To 2027
Thailand moves to secure Bangkok’s vital Airport Rail Link with a temporary operating extension to 2027, bolstering connectivity while longer-term rail plans take shape.
Anak Krakatau chaos leaves students and workers stranded
Mount Anak Krakatau’s ash cloud has disrupted nearly 3,000 flights, stranding hundreds of thousands of passengers and forcing missed classes, remote learning and extended holidays across Indonesia.
Sydney Airport delays mount as controller shortage bites again
A fresh air traffic controller shortage at Sydney Airport has triggered cancellations and lengthy delays, intensifying scrutiny of staffing, safety and network resilience.
UK air traffic glitch triggers days of chaos at major airports
A technical failure in Britain’s air traffic control system has led to thousands of cancellations, packed terminals and ongoing disruption across UK airports.
Travel tips: The biggest cause of check in delays
Airline data and recent travel trends highlight one major cause of check in counter delays. Here is what slows passengers down and how to avoid it.
Gatwick faces fresh disruption after UK air traffic control fault
London Gatwick passengers face renewed delays and cancellations on September 12 as UK air traffic control technical problems continue to ripple through schedules.
Cruise Travel Warning: The Shore Excursion Error With High Stakes
Cruise travelers who misjudge shore excursion timing, especially on independent tours, risk watching their ship sail without them and paying steep costs to catch up.
Asia Travel Hit as 100+ Flights Canceled, 1,500 Delayed
More than 100 cancellations and over 1,500 delays across 22 Asian airports, including Singapore and Delhi, are disrupting itineraries at the tail end of the summer peak.
Uzbekistan Opens New China–Iran Rail Gateway via First Block Train
Uzbekistan has launched the first China–Iran block freight train, marking a new overland rail corridor that could reshape trade and travel across Eurasia.
Anak Krakatau ash leaves students, workers stranded across Indonesia
Mount Anak Krakatau’s ash cloud has stranded hundreds of thousands of air travelers across Indonesia, forcing missed classes, remote schooling and unplanned holiday extensions.
25 years after 9/11, Gander again in the global spotlight
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Gander and other Canadian communities revisit the days when diverted flights left thousands of passengers suddenly stranded.
Drone Incursion Over Moldova Disrupts Flights in Chișinău
A drone sighting over Moldova on September 12 led to temporary airspace restrictions, holding patterns and delays for several flights to and from Chișinău.
Drone incursion over Moldova triggers delays at Chișinău Airport
A Shahed-type drone crossing Moldovan airspace forced a temporary airspace closure, disrupting flights at Chișinău Airport and highlighting growing regional aviation risks.