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.
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Sydney Airport Disruptions Leave Hundreds Facing Cancellations and Delays
A shortage of air traffic controllers has triggered widespread cancellations and delays at Sydney Airport, disrupting thousands of passengers at the start of the weekend.
Ethiopia’s Bishoftu Mega Hub Poised to Rewire Africa’s Skies
Ethiopia’s $12.5 billion Bishoftu Mega Hub is set to rival the world’s largest airports, reshaping passenger and cargo flows across Africa and beyond.
Dubai and Doha Push Ahead in Intensifying Global Hub Race
Dubai and Doha are scaling up airports, fleets and connectivity as Gulf hubs face rising competition from Istanbul, Singapore and new Saudi gateways.
Gander’s 9/11 Legacy: Strangers Who Departed as Family
On 9/11, thousands of diverted passengers descended on Gander, Newfoundland. New coverage revisits how a small town turned fear and chaos into enduring family ties.
9/11 at 25: How Diverted Flights Transformed Canadian Towns
As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 is marked, Canada revisits the days when grounded flights flooded small airports and thousands of passengers were unexpectedly stranded.
Inspection kiosks restored at Toronto Pearson after outage
Primary inspection kiosks at Toronto Pearson are back in service after an IT outage that triggered hours-long customs lines and onboard holding delays.
Cyberattacks, Flight Delays and Why Airlines Owe You Little
Recent cyber-related outages show that when IT failures delay flights, U.S. airlines may rebook you and refund tickets, but often are not required to cover meals or hotels.
Japan Eases Israel Travel Warning as Regional Risks Reassessed
Japan has partially lowered its Israel travel advisory, easing restrictions for some areas while maintaining stricter warnings near Gaza, Lebanon and other high‑risk zones.
How Gander Gave 9/11 Passengers a Reason to Hope
When U.S. skies closed on 9/11, two Americans diverted to Gander found comfort in a town whose generosity reshaped how the world remembers that day.
Why Gander’s 9/11 Kindness Still Matters to American Travelers
The Newfoundland town of Gander doubled its population to shelter stranded passengers on 9/11. Twenty‑five years on, its quiet example still shapes how we travel.
Border kiosks back online at Toronto Pearson after outage
Primary inspection kiosks at Toronto Pearson are back online after an outage led to lengthy customs delays and onboard holding for arriving passengers.
Kiosk Outage Triggers Long Customs Delays at Toronto Pearson
A technical outage affecting Canada Border Services Agency primary inspection kiosks at Toronto Pearson is causing longer customs waits and manual processing for many arriving travelers.
Should Airports Stock Campbeds and Baby Food for Disruptions?
Major travel disruptions are exposing gaps in how airports care for stranded passengers. Should campbeds, snacks and baby food now be part of basic contingency plans?
Flight disruption eases as airports restore normal schedules
Airports in Europe, Asia and Africa report improving punctuality and reduced cancellations as air traffic systems recover from recent technical faults, strikes and volcanic ash.