Keyamo Pressures EgyptAir to Modernise Jets on Nigerian Routes
Nigeria’s aviation minister Festus Keyamo is urging EgyptAir to deploy newer aircraft on Nigerian routes, tying fleet upgrades to passenger comfort and bilateral aviation growth.
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Philippines Air Travel Braces for Cost Shock Amid Tourism Boom
Tourism arrivals and revenues are climbing in the Philippines, but travelers now face steeper airfares as fuel surcharges, taxes, and fees push ticket prices higher.
UAE Issues Travel Alert as Etihad Rail Tightens Boarding Rules
Etihad Rail’s new Passenger Charter brings stricter boarding deadlines, tougher refund limits and clearer passenger protections for travelers using the UAE’s emerging rail network.
Qatar Airways Winter 2026-27 Network Tops 170 Destinations
Qatar Airways is set to serve more than 170 destinations in winter 2026-27, adding frequencies, restored routes and upgraded connectivity across four continents.
Mezzeh Airport Eyes Private Jet Future Amid Heavy Past
Syrian planners want to turn Damascus’s Mezzeh military airbase into a hub for private jets, but its wartime legacy and security climate raise hard questions.
Kolkata Emerges as New Air Bridge Between China and Cambodia
New and revived routes from Kolkata are redefining India’s tourism reach, linking China’s Kunming and Cambodia’s Siem Reap into a wider regional corridor.
Design changes push Alderney runway overhaul to 2028
Alderney Airport’s long-planned runway upgrade has been pushed back to spring 2028, as revised design work and procurement reshape the project’s timeline and costs.
Sydney Airport Passengers Face Fresh Wave of Cancellations and Delays
Sydney Airport has been hit by a new round of flight cancellations and delays, with staffing constraints and safety concerns compounding weather and capacity pressures.
Border kiosks back online at Toronto Pearson after outage
Border inspection kiosks at Toronto Pearson are back online after a nationwide outage that triggered hours-long customs queues and disrupted Friday evening arrivals.
Inspection kiosks back online at Toronto Pearson after outage
Inspection kiosks at Toronto Pearson have returned to service after a lengthy outage caused hours-long customs delays and metering of arriving flights.
US Updates Italy Travel Advisory Amid Terror, Crime Concerns
The United States has renewed its Level 2 advisory for Italy, urging Americans to stay alert in tourist areas amid terrorism fears and petty crime risks.
Qantas A330 Upgrade Delivers Bigger Boost to Tokyo Travel
Qantas is tying upgraded A330 cabins to a major expansion of Australia–Tokyo services, adding capacity and comfort just as demand for Japan travel keeps climbing.
How Ryanair Turned Extras Into a Major Cash Engine
Ryanair is squeezing record revenue from baggage, seats and onboard sales, reshaping what European travelers pay for and how low-cost fares really work.
Four Seasons Explorer Opens Kayangel Route in Palau
Four Seasons Explorer introduces a flexible Kayangel route in Palau, pairing ultra‑low density liveaboard luxury with access to one of Micronesia’s most remote atolls.
Oman Joins Dubai as Gulf Cruise Itineraries Enter New Era
Oman is emerging alongside Dubai and other Gulf hubs as new alliances, ports and itineraries reshape cruise tourism across the Arabian Gulf and Red Sea.