FCDO Updates Cyprus Travel Advice Amid Middle East Turmoil
The UK has revised its Cyprus travel advice after a drone strike on RAF Akrotiri and temporary airport evacuations raised concerns over regional security and flight disruption.
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Alaska Airlines Elevates Atmos Gold With Oneworld Access
Alaska Airlines’ Atmos Gold members now tap oneworld’s global network, unlocking priority services, lounge access and premium travel perks across fifteen alliance airlines.
Brussels–Milan Sleeper Train Slated for September Launch
A delayed Brussels to Milan night train will now debut in September 2026, promising low‑carbon travel and new eco-tourism links via Germany and Switzerland.
Etihad Resumes Limited Flights From Abu Dhabi From 6 March
Etihad Airways restarts a reduced international schedule from Abu Dhabi on March 6, with flexible rebooking and refund options for thousands of disrupted travelers.
Global Travel Faces Turbulence as Industry Urges Unity
With war in Iran disrupting air corridors and hubs, WTTC and IATA are pressing governments and airlines to coordinate closely to keep global travel moving.
Inside Lufthansa’s 20% Profit Surge and Its High-Stakes 2026
Lufthansa’s profit jumped 20 percent on record 2025 revenue. But fleet delays, labor costs and geopolitical risks make 2026 a pivotal stress test.
Etihad Resumes Limited Flights From Abu Dhabi From 6 March
Etihad Airways is restarting a limited schedule from Abu Dhabi from 6 March 2026. Here’s what travelers need to know about routes, tickets and disruptions.
China Eastern Restores Shanghai–Stockholm Nonstop Route for Summer 2026
China Eastern will relaunch nonstop Shanghai–Stockholm flights in June 2026, reconnecting the Yangtze River Delta with Scandinavia and boosting tourism and business travel.
New York Airports Go Upscale as Black Prime Limousine Shines
New York’s multibillion-dollar airport overhauls are redefining luxury travel, with Black Prime Limousine keeping fliers moving through snowstorms, shutdowns and construction.
US Airlines Hit by Jet Fuel Spike as Iran War Disrupts Travel
Soaring jet fuel costs and widespread Middle East airspace closures are squeezing US airlines, triggering cancellations, longer routes and marooned passengers worldwide.
LATAM Files 2025 20-F, Underscoring South America Growth
LATAM Airlines Group’s newly filed 2025 Form 20-F details record earnings, fleet growth and sustainability gains that reshape the aviation outlook for South America.
Travel Advisory: Lebanon Conflict and Humanitarian Emergency
Escalating Israeli military operations and Hezbollah strikes have turned large parts of Lebanon into an active conflict zone, disrupting travel and triggering a deepening humanitarian crisis.