Viking Astrea Launches Pivotal Hydrogen Cruise Ship Era
Viking’s new ocean ship Astrea marks a major step in hydrogen-powered cruising, launching in Ancona with a hybrid system designed for future zero-emission voyages.
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UK Flights Slowly Rebound as NATS Chief Faces Resignation Calls
Flight schedules across the UK are gradually recovering after a major air traffic control failure, while political pressure mounts on NATS boss Martin Rolfe to step down.
Fears of Further Chaos After UK Air Glitch Cancels 1,000 Flights
A major air traffic control glitch in the UK has cancelled more than 1,000 flights, with knock-on delays and renewed scrutiny of aviation tech resilience.
Arteta’s Pre-Season Chaos Plan Aims to Harden Arsenal on the Road
Mikel Arteta says he intentionally disrupted Arsenal’s pre-season routines, using travel and comfort setbacks to sharpen his squad’s adaptability for a demanding campaign.
Over 866 U.S. Flights Delayed as Travel Disruptions Mount
More than 866 flights were delayed and 89 canceled across the U.S., as weather, congestion and operational strains combined to create another difficult travel day.
UAE flights: Latest delays and cancellations across major carriers
UAE travellers face rolling disruption as Emirates, Etihad, Air Arabia and flydubai adjust schedules amid regional tensions, weather concerns and operational constraints.
Canada flags nine fall hotspots in new travel advisories
Canada has updated travel advisories for nine popular fall vacation hotspots, highlighting security, health and weather risks for trips planned between September and November 2026.
Heathrow’s US Routes Surge as Britain Challenges American Travel Lead
Record Heathrow US capacity, booming transatlantic demand and fresh expansion plans are reshaping the balance of power in global air travel.
KC-135 Legacy Draws New Wave of U.S. Aviation Tourists
Across the United States, preserved KC-135 Stratotankers are turning from quiet gate guards into headline attractions, fueling a fresh boom in heritage aviation tourism.
JetBlue Fleet Shake-Up Poised to Reshape Caribbean Travel
JetBlue’s accelerated Embraer retirements and all-Airbus strategy could reshape Caribbean connectivity, shifting where and how U.S. travelers reach island destinations.
KLM Cityhopper Marks 60 Years With Expanding Regional Network
KLM Cityhopper’s 60th anniversary highlights how a small Dutch commuter airline evolved into a 350‑flight‑a‑day regional carrier serving around 80 European destinations.
How Vancouver’s YVR Cared for 8,500 Stranded 9/11 Travellers
On September 11, 2001, Vancouver International Airport quietly became a haven for 8,500 diverted passengers, echoing the spirit behind the musical Come From Away.
Stranded passengers face long delays after UK air traffic failure
A major failure in the UK’s air traffic control system has left hundreds of thousands of airline passengers facing long delays, cancellations and days-long waits for rebooking.
UK air traffic control glitch strands hundreds of thousands
A major UK air traffic control failure has triggered mass flight cancellations, lengthy delays and ongoing disruption for hundreds of thousands of airline passengers.
Līhuʻe Airport delays persist as Kauaʻi recovery drags on
Backup power problems and staffing constraints at Līhuʻe Airport are creating hourslong delays and wider service disruptions as Kauaʻi continues to recover from Hurricane Lowell.