Norwegian to add capacity at Stockholm Arlanda and will launch three new direct routes to popular holiday destinations
Norwegian continues to strengthen its presence in the Swedish market and is launching another three new European routes from Stockholm… Read More »
Brussels Airport is expecting more than 405,000 passengers during the Carnival holidays
During the Carnival holidays, many travellers will be taking a break. At Brussels Airport, more than 405,000 passengers are expected… Read More »
69% of 2019 Departing Passengers Recovered in 2021
Aruba Airport Authority N.V. (AAA) reports as follows on Queen Beatrix International Airport’s (AUA Airport) performance for December 2021; another… Read More »
St Maarten Updates COVID-19 Entry Requirements for Travelers
The Dutch Caribbean island of St. Maarten will transition from pandemic to endemic status, relaxing COVID-19 entry requirements from March… Read More »
The Safest States During COVID-19
The States Faring the Best Against COVID-19 Travel still looks and feels different nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic,… Read More »
JetBlue Promotes Jonathan Weiner to Vice President
JetBlue announced the appointment of Jonathan Weiner as the carrier’s new vice president, sales and revenue management. Weiner will be… Read More »
Iceland Is Lifting All COVID-19 Travel Requirements, Social Restrictions
According to a government news release, Iceland is set to lift all remaining COVID-19 restrictions on Friday, February 25, including… Read More »
Kimpton To Provide Free Counseling to Employees, Guests
Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants has partnered with Talkspace, a leading online behavioral health company, to provide its over 4,000 employees… Read More »
Sandals Delays Opening Of Curacao Resort To June 1
Citing global supply chain issues, Sandals Royal Curaçao has announced the postponement of its planned April 14 opening to June… Read More »
Canadian group to focus on sustainable jet fuel
Air Canada has joined other airlines, airports, research institutions and jet fuel producers to form the Canadian Council for Sustainable… Read More »
What to consider when resuming employee travel
Companies resuming business travel should determine what trips are necessary, understand other countries’ restrictions, determine which employees have the least… Read More »
JetBlue names V.P. for sales and revenue management
JetBlue Airways has promoted Jonathan Weiner from director of revenue management to vice president of sales and revenue management. Weiner… Read More »
Mont. officials preview new $67M Missoula airport terminal
Missoula, Mont., airport officials gave state and community leaders an early look at the new passenger terminal expected to open… Read More »
Local art will welcome passengers to Delta’s N.Y. terminal
Local artists will create large-scale works to be displayed at New York’s LaGuardia Airport when the new Terminal C opens… Read More »
EU court rejects UPS claim against Brussels over TNT
The General Court of the European Union in Luxembourg has dismissed a record EUR1.7 billion euro (USD1.9 billion) compensation claim… Read More »
Malta’s Airhub Airlines adds first A330-300
Airhub Airlines (GJM, Malta Int’l) has taken delivery of its first A330-300 albeit in a makeshift freighter configuration. 9H-AHQ (msn… Read More »
United continues to put brakes on American and Philippine Airlines codeshare
United Airlines (UA, Chicago O’Hare) continues to frustrate long-standing attempts by competitor American Airlines (AA, Dallas/Fort Worth) and Philippine Airlines… Read More »
Spain’s Volotea scoops French domestic PSO contract
Volotea (V7, Asturias) has been awarded a four-year Public Service Obligation (PSO) contract to operate the Paris Orly-Lourdes/Tarbes domestic route… Read More »
Gov’t concludes 51% sale of South African Airways
The South African government has concluded and signed a sales and purchase agreement for the sale of 51% of South… Read More »
US’s Atlas Air executes $200mn share buy-back
Atlas Air (5Y, New York JFK) parent Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings has authorised a new USD200 million share buyback programme,… Read More »
Ukraine closes airspace as Russia invades
The State Enterprise of Air Traffic Services of Ukraine (UkSATSE) issued a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) closing the Ukrainian airspace… Read More »
United Kingdom bans Russia-registered and operated aircraft
The United Kingdom has banned all scheduled services operated by aircraft owned, operated, leased, or registered in Russia in its… Read More »