Boeing to pay $200m over charges it misled investors about two fatal 737 Max crashes
Boeing is to pay out $200m (£177.5m) over charges that it misled investors about two fatal 737 Max crashes. The… Read More »
Chile No Longer Requires Masks in Airplanes and Airports
Having been one of the most demanding countries in terms of security measures during the Covid-19 pandemic, Chile has decided… Read More »
Hong Kong to end mandatory hotel quarantine by the end of September
Hong Kong has announced it will end mandatory hotel quarantine for overseas passengers from September 26, 2022, after more than… Read More »
Hong Kong removes quarantine requirement for international travelers
The government of Hong Kong will officially end the quarantine requirement for international travelers after two and a half years… Read More »
Barbados Drops All COVID-19 Travel Protocols
Barbados has announced the removal of all remaining COVID-related entry protocols. As of Friday, September 23, Barbados will no longer… Read More »
FBI Detains Passenger Who Attacked American Airlines Flight Attendant
A passenger on an American Airlines flight was detained by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) after he allegedly punched… Read More »
Bhutan reopens with new Sustainable Tourism strategy
The Kingdom of Bhutan officially reopens to international travelers since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic today, September 22, unveiling… Read More »
Flights from Russia sell out after Putin declares mobilization
Russian citizens scramble to leave the country after Vladimir Putin declares a partial mobilization within the country to support the… Read More »
United Forced to Cancel Some Flights After Not Performing Inspections
United Airlines this week was forced to cancel 25 flights utilizing Boeing 777-200 equipment after the carrier failed to perform… Read More »
CLEAR Enters Hotel Industry Through Partnership With Virdee
After helping make traveling through airports easier than ever, secure identity company CLEAR has entered the hotel and resorts industry… Read More »
Canada may drop Vaccine requirement on September 30
Canada’s federal government may drop its COVID-19 vaccine requirement for travelers entering the nation beginning September 30. According to Reuters,… Read More »
The most common crime in UK hotels isn’t theft
“Violence against another person” is by far the most common criminal offense reported in U.K. hotels, new data shows. Statistics… Read More »
FAA turns down airline request to hire less-experienced pilots during shortage
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has rejected a request from a regional air carrier to hire less-experienced flight crew to… Read More »
American Airlines discloses data breach after phishing scam in employee email
Are you an American Airlines (A1G) (AAL) account holder? Then we suggest checking your email. The airline has confirmed that… Read More »
Chinese regulator meets Boeing to review 737 MAX operation
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) organized a meeting with Boeing in Zhoushan, Zhejiang on September 14, 2022, to… Read More »
China to loosen border restrictions for some tourists
China today said it would said it would ease border restrictions to allow some foreign tourists and visitors to enter… Read More »
Netherlands lifts the last of Its COVID-19 travel restrictions
As of this past Saturday, September 17, the Netherlands has lifted the last of its COVID-related requirements on international travelers,… Read More »
Panama removes all entry restrictions
Panama became the latest country to announce it is dropping its COVID-related travel restrictions. As pointed out by the website… Read More »
Screaming passenger attempts to hijack EasyJet A320 plane mid-air
An easyJet Airbus A320 aircraft, which was supposed to fly to Paris, diverted to Lyon after one of the passengers… Read More »
FAA Nominee says allegations are false as Senators investigate
President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the Federal Aviation Administration defended himself after being named in a search warrant in… Read More »
India’s aviation regulator to tighten alcohol tests for pilots and cabin crew
India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is reintroducing mandatory alcohol tests for both flight and cabin crew as part… Read More »
Worker at LAX pulled unconscious from FedEx aircraft fuel tank
A man had to be rescued early Wednesday Sept. 14 after falling unconscious while working on a FedEx fuel tank… Read More »
U.S. airline passenger sentenced to 4 months in prison for interfering with flight crew
A New York City woman was recently sentenced to four months in prison for interference with flight crew members, according… Read More »
Four International Airports Added to TSA PreCheck Program
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced the expansion of its PreCheck program with the addition of Air Europa, Flair, Volaris… Read More »
Retired Nurse on Spirit Flight Saves Baby’s Life
Retired nurse Tamara Panzino was relaxing and reading a book during a Spirit Airlines flight from Pittsburgh to Orlando when… Read More »
Volotea flight goes around after approaching French airbase for landing
A Volotea Airbus A319 began to approach the Landivisiau naval airbase in Brittany before going around and landing at the… Read More »