Digital Identity and AI Poised to Transform Travel
The travel industry is approaching a major turning point as artificial intelligence and self-sovereign identity (SSI) begin to converge, promising… Read More »
NTSB: Boeing Lacked Oversight, Training Ahead of 737-9 Max Emergency
Boeing failed to provide adequate training, guidance, and oversight to prevent the mid-air cabin panel blowout of a new 737-9… Read More »
Flights Diverted After Fence Breach at Cleveland Hopkins Airport
Several flights were diverted on Tuesday morning after a man jumped a security fence at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The… Read More »
Nonstop Flights vs. Layovers: Which Travel Option Is Better?
In an era where nonstop flights are becoming increasingly common, travelers face a dilemma: endure the marathon hours of a… Read More »
Israel and Iraq Reopen Airspace After Iran Ceasefire
Israel and Iraq reopened their airspace on June 24, 2025, following a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran. However, Iranian… Read More »
Bulgaria Revokes Jet Sky Airways Operating Licence
Jet Sky Airways has had its operating licence revoked by the Bulgarian Civil Aviation Administration (BGCAA). The decision, issued on… Read More »
Israel Approves $8 Billion War Insurance for Israeli, Foreign Airlines
Israel has approved an $8 billion state-backed insurance guarantee to cover war-related risks for both Israeli and foreign airlines, marking… Read More »
Green Card and Visa Holders Face Reentry Concerns When Traveling
Many U.S. green card and visa holders are reconsidering international travel due to growing concerns about reentry into the country…. Read More »
Qantas Flight Returns to Perth After 15-Hour Detour Over Iran Crisis
A Qantas Airways flight from Perth to Paris was forced to turn back mid-flight after an Iranian missile attack triggered… Read More »
Air India Cuts Flights, Faces DGCA Show-Cause Notice
Air India has announced a 15% reduction in its Boeing 777 and 787 long-haul flights until at least July 15,… Read More »
Air India Sanctioned Over Crew Scheduling Violations
India’s civil aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), has imposed sanctions on Air India following serious violations… Read More »
Europe’s EASA Halts Plans for Single-Pilot Airline Operations
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has paused its efforts to develop regulations for single-pilot airline operations, stating that… Read More »
Florida Air Traffic Radar Briefly Lost After Fiber Line Cut
Air traffic controllers in Florida briefly lost radar coverage on Friday after a fiber optic line was severed. However, the… Read More »
Flights Canceled and Delayed After U.S. Bombing of Iran
Thousands of passengers are facing disruptions as airlines cancel and reroute flights across the Middle East following the U.S. bombing… Read More »
Flights Diverted as Iran Strikes U.S. Base in Qatar
Airlines across the globe diverted flights and suspended operations in parts of the Middle East on Monday after Iran launched… Read More »
Middle East Airspace Closures Disrupt Global Flights Amid U.S.-Iran Strikes
An escalating military exchange between the United States and Iran has triggered widespread disruptions across the Middle East’s aviation network,… Read More »
Israeli Airlines Restart Rescue Flights After Airspace Reopens
Israeli airlines are resuming limited rescue flights following the partial reopening of Israeli airspace after a brief closure prompted by… Read More »
U.S. Issues Serious Travel Warnings for 4 Countries in June
The U.S. State Department has updated its travel advisory list for June, issuing “serious” travel warnings for four countries that… Read More »
High Winds Force Celebrity Edge to Break Dock in Juneau
A dramatic moment unfolded at the port of Juneau, Alaska, on Monday when strong wind gusts caused the cruise ship… Read More »
U.S. B-2 Bombers Hit Iranian Nuclear Sites in Massive Strike
Seven U.S. Air Force B-2 Spirit bombers, backed by more than 30 Tomahawk missiles launched from an Ohio-class submarine, struck… Read More »
Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport Sues to Remove Solar Panels Blinding Landing Pilots
Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport has filed a lawsuit to force the removal of nearby solar panels that are reportedly blinding pilots… Read More »
Air India Warned for Flying Airbus Jets With Unchecked Escape Slides
India’s aviation regulator has issued a warning to Air India after finding that three of its Airbus aircraft operated flights… Read More »