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Almost a quarter of international flights departing Australia were cancelled at peak points in April, as a combination of rising fuel costs, operational strain and geopolitical tensions disrupted global aviation. While the figure reflects periods of heightened disruption rather […]
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Operations at Modlin airport have become more expensive after an update to its fee schedule, but major low-cost carriers can still benefit from sizeable discounts. The change means the average charge per passenger remains around 50 zł, according to
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Wroclaw airport has added nearly 300 new seats in its terminal and introduced a scheduled electric bus for travellers using the long-stay car park, just before the May holiday weekend. The new seating area gives departing passengers more room
Wroclaw Airport Adds nearly 300 Seats before May Weekend Read More »
The United States is set to restore regular air service with Venezuela on April 30, marking the first time in seven years that scheduled passenger flights will operate between the two countries. The milestone follows a major political shift
American Airlines Resumes Venezuela Flights After Seven-Year Suspension Read More »
Ryanair has asked the Polish government to suspend the rollout of the European Union’s Entry/Exit System, or EES, until September. The airline said the move would help avoid unnecessary disruption for summer holiday passengers, many of whom travel with
Ryanair Urges Poland to Delay EES Rollout until September Read More »
Deutsche Bahn (DB), Danish Railways (DSB) and Czech Railways (ČD) are teaming up to offer a new direct international train service linking Copenhagen, Berlin and Prague, which is set to begin on Friday, marking the first direct rail connection between
DB, DSB and ČD to Launch Train to Link Copenhagen, Berlin and Prague Read More »
Warsaw’s Chopin Airport is again turning to a galaxy far, far away, with a Star Wars-themed programme running from 1 May until 4 May, the date fans celebrate as May the 4th. The Polish airport says the event follows
Chopin Airport Opens Star Wars Event for 1 May Weekend Read More »
Small regional airports across Europe could face closure if ongoing fuel shortages linked to tensions in the Middle East lead to widespread flight cancellations, according to ACI Europe. The organisation warned that regional hubs are particularly vulnerable, describing the
Europe’s Small Airports Face Survival Risk Amid Fuel Crisis Read More »
Orient Express has officially entered the cruise sector with the christening of its first sailing yacht, the Orient Express Corinthian, during a ceremony at the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard. The launch marks a major milestone for the brand as
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Alaska Airlines has officially entered the European market with the launch of its first-ever nonstop flight between Seattle and Rome, marking a pivotal moment in the carrier’s evolution into a global airline. The new seasonal service, which began on
Alaska Airlines Launches First-Ever Seattle To Rome Nonstop Flight Read More »
Turning a layover into a city trip: Lufthansa now offers passengers on Singapore and U.S. routes the opportunity to extend their stopover at the Munich hub for up to seven days. As an additional step, hotels and other tourist
Europe risks a fuel shock as sustainable jet fuel supply falls far behind the 2030 mandate, a new SAS Aviation Insights report shows. Without rapid build‑out, the shortfall could push up fares, force route cuts and deepen Europe’s energy
Lack of Sustainable Fuel Could Push Aviation into New Energy Crisis Read More »
Lufthansa is cutting its Frankfurt to Katowice route as part of a wider restructuring that is also reducing flights to other Polish cities. The German carrier is also planning fewer services in May from Munich to Krakow and Gdansk.
Lufthansa Cuts Frankfurt – Katowice Route as Poland Flights Fall Read More »
Bydgoszcz Airport handled 87,974 passengers in the first 3 months of 2026, marking a 29% increase compared with the same period in 2025. The airport said the result made the quarter a particularly strong one in its history. It
Bydgoszcz Airport Traffic 29% Rise to 87,974 Passengers in Q1 Read More »
Modernisation at Szczecin-Goleniów Airport has moved forward after the West Pomeranian Voivodeship governor approved the rebuilding and expansion of the passenger terminal. The project, backed by funding from the West Pomeranian region, can now move from planning into full
Szczecin Airport Gets Approval for Terminal Upgrade Plan Read More »
