New York City is saying goodbye to one of its most recognisable transit symbols as commuters shift en masse from the MetroCard to the contactless OMNY system. After more than three decades of service, the iconic swipe card is […]
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Airlines are tightening restrictions on a common travel essential – power banks – with major carriers warning passengers not to pack them in checked luggage and introducing stricter cabin rules. The move reflects growing concern among aviation safety experts
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Germany is preparing for another packed year of open-air parties in 2026, with festivals, city celebrations and outdoor concerts expected to draw travellers across the country. The scale and variety of events underline Germany’s place as one of Europe’s
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A brief spell of hot weather on Spain’s Costa Blanca is set to end as forecasters issue a yellow alert for storms and strong winds across the region. The alert marks a sharp change after several days of unusually
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Jet fuel shortages have disrupted some European flights, raising questions for passengers about delays, cancellations and compensation. The issue has affected operations at several airports and comes as airlines continue to manage tight schedules and volatile fuel supply chains.
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The new supporting terminal at Krakow Airport is ready for testing and to receive its first passengers, after work on the facility was completed. The building adds more than 4,500 square metres of usable space and is designed to
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flydubai has restored only about half of its route network after the air travel disruption that followed events on 28 February, even as some of the Middle East’s biggest carriers have recovered to around 80% of their pre-crisis capacity.
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Lufthansa will not return to Bydgoszcz or Rzeszow, despite hopes of a wider regional recovery in Poland. The German carrier is instead consolidating its operations from Gdansk and Wroclaw around Frankfurt and Zurich. The decision means two Polish regional
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Lufthansa Group is introducing a new economy fare called Basic that sharply changes what passengers get in the cheapest class. The ticket includes only a free small backpack or laptop bag, bringing the carrier closer to the low-cost airline
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Air Canada has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321XLR, marking a key step in the airline’s fleet renewal and expansion plans. The aircraft was handed over in Hamburg on 24 April and is leased from SMBC Aviation Capital.
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Three Spanish hotels have been named among the world’s best by Condé Nast Traveller in its latest Hot List, with properties in Marbella, Sevilla and Madrid all making the cut. The annual list highlights new hotels that opened in the
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Turkish Airlines is expanding its Africa network with the Boeing 737 MAX 8, using the narrowbody jet on flights that now regularly stretch beyond 6 hours. The aircraft, usually linked with short and medium-haul routes, is helping the carrier
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France is facing a wave of practical changes this spring, with pet travel rules, tax updates, festival plans and transport habits all under the spotlight. For residents and visitors alike, the month of May brings a series of developments
SJ has cancelled more than 30 trains linking Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmo after a signal fault disrupted rail services across parts of Sweden. The operator said the problem affected journeys on one of the country’s busiest rail corridors, causing
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Deutsche Bahn has said it will freeze ticket prices for long-distance travel for 12 months, in a move that will affect one of Europe’s largest rail networks. The decision comes as travellers continue to face pressure from rising transport
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