Ryanair chief urges sacking of UK air traffic control boss
Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary has renewed calls for the dismissal of NATS boss Martin Rolfe after repeated air traffic control failures caused days of flight disruption.
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Gatwick strike next week could bring fresh delays for flyers
Assisted-travel staff at London Gatwick are preparing nine days of strikes this month, raising the risk of delays for airline passengers during late-summer travel.
Heathrow travel chaos leaves 2,000 UK flights in limbo
Thousands of passengers face disruption after a UK air traffic control failure hit around 2,000 flights, with most travellers unlikely to receive cash compensation.
Flight Cancellations and Delays Snarl U.S. Travel Again
Fresh FlightAware data shows thousands of U.S. delays and hundreds of cancellations as September travel runs into storms, congestion and lingering system vulnerabilities.
Phoenix Park shuts for Trump visit as Irish airports brace for delays
Travellers to Dublin and Shannon airports face security-related disruption as Phoenix Park closes and public transport slows around Dublin and West Clare this weekend.
Austin flyers face Friday delays as AUS construction ramps up
Travelers heading to Austin this Friday are seeing mounting delays as Austin-Bergstrom’s multiyear expansion and roadway work slow more than 100 flights.
Sydney Airport delays mount as controller shortage deepens
Sydney Airport passengers face fresh delays and cancellations after an air traffic controller shortage triggers capacity cuts amid ongoing safety and staffing scrutiny.
Flight delays mount at MIA as Amazon crash probe widens
Passengers at Miami International Airport face ongoing delays and cancellations while investigators examine why an Amazon cargo jet overran a runway and killed five people.
Storms Trigger Second FAA Ground Stop at Atlanta Airport
Thunderstorms around Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport have prompted a second FAA ground stop, rippling delays and cancellations across one of the world’s busiest hubs.
Celiac Cruise Expands as Gluten-Free Cruising Surges
Specialist operator Celiac Cruise and mainstream brands like Carnival and Royal Caribbean are turning gluten-free cruising into a fast-growing global travel niche.
Carnival Warns Cruisers to Cover Up at South Pacific Islands
Carnival Cruise Line is reminding guests that revealing swimwear and going topless can cause offense at certain South Pacific islands, even on the beach.
Over 50 Cancellations and 890 Delays Snarl Middle East Flights
More than 50 cancellations and nearly 900 delays at hubs including Jeddah and Istanbul highlight ongoing operational strain across Middle East air corridors.
Vietnam Fuels Luxury Mekong River Cruise Boom for 2026
Vietnam’s Mekong Delta is emerging as the engine of a luxury river cruise boom, with new ships, upscale itineraries and 2026-focused investment reshaping the region.
Cruise Giants Race to Redefine 2027 Holiday Getaways
Royal Caribbean, Princess and rivals are lining up new ships, private islands and fresh itineraries that could redraw the map for 2027 holiday cruises.
UK air traffic chaos leaves Indian flyers stranded
A major UK air traffic control failure has cancelled over 2,000 flights, stranding hundreds of Indians and disrupting Air India and IndiGo services to key hubs.