London Gatwick delays ease after Friday runway shutdown
Passengers flying from London Gatwick on Sunday, 6 September face residual delays and a handful of cancellations following a Friday runway closure caused by a departing jet’s technical issue.
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Why Cabo Stands Apart in New U.S. Mexico Travel Warning
A fresh U.S. advisory urges Americans to be cautious across Mexico, yet Cabo remains relatively unaffected. Here is how Baja California Sur keeps tourism steady.
AIDA Launches SuperSeptember Cruise Deal With Extra Perks
AIDA Cruises rolls out a September-only SuperSeptember promotion, adding up to 300 euros onboard credit and flexible booking perks on select winter and spring itineraries.
Jakarta extends airport closures as Anak Krakatau ash spreads
Jakarta’s main airports remain shut into Sunday night as ash from Anak Krakatau’s latest eruption forces widespread flight cancellations and schedule upheaval.
Anak Krakatau ash leaves thousands of travelers stranded
Volcanic ash from Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau has shut airports, cancelled flights and upended school and holiday plans for tens of thousands of passengers.
Anak Krakatau Eruption Shuts Airports, Stranding 150,000
A powerful eruption of Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau has forced the closure of multiple airports, cancelling hundreds of flights and stranding more than 150,000 passengers.
Volcanic Ash Grounds 20 Malaysia–Jakarta Flights
Volcanic ash from Indonesia’s Mount Anak Krakatau has forced Malaysia Airlines and Batik Air to cancel 20 Malaysia–Jakarta flights, stranding passengers and disrupting regional travel.
Bali Flights Disrupted as Anak Krakatau Eruption Sends Ash Toward Island
Dozens of flights at Bali’s Ngurah Rai Airport were canceled or rescheduled after ash from Indonesia’s erupting Anak Krakatau volcano drifted across key air routes.
Over 150,000 Travelers Stranded as Anak Krakatau Halts Flights
More than 150,000 passengers face cancellations and diversions after Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano forces Jakarta’s main airport and seven others to suspend operations.
Anak Krakatau Ash Grounds Six Penang–Jakarta Flights
Volcanic ash from Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau has forced the cancellation of six Penang–Jakarta flights, stranding hundreds as disruption ripples across regional routes.
Turkish Airlines Surges Ahead in Europe With Record Global Growth
Turkish Airlines strengthens its lead in Europe, expanding its global network, fleet, and passenger volumes while unlocking new long-haul travel opportunities across continents.
US urges Libya-bound travelers to draft wills, leave DNA
New US guidance for Americans considering trips to Libya highlights worst‑case planning, from updating wills and finances to leaving DNA samples with medical providers.
Israel Warns Travelers of Elevated Terror Risk for High Holidays
Israel’s National Security Council reports a heightened global terror threat to Israelis and Jews abroad ahead of the Jewish High Holidays and related anniversaries.
Australia Airport Fees Set to Squeeze Spring Travel Budgets
Australia’s major airports are quietly lifting fees on airlines, parking and payments, creating a mounting cost squeeze for travellers heading into the busy spring season.
Israel Issues Terror Threat Warning Ahead of High Holidays
Israel’s National Security Council has issued an updated assessment warning travelers of elevated terror risks to Israelis and Jews abroad ahead of the Jewish High Holidays.