Rising temperatures are forcing airlines to reduce passenger loads and delay departures, and the problem is spreading beyond desert cities.
The airline will position an Airbus A321XLR above Palencia on 12 August 2026, streaming the event live while researchers study the Sun's corona from cruising altitude.
An electricity supply failure at a communications centre has forced cancellations and delays across Manchester, the Midlands, and northwest routes, with no replacement transport arranged.
The carrier will charge for carry-on luggage in overhead compartments starting February 2027, marking a departure from regional norms while raising weight limits.
A wave of attrition among Minneapolis-based pilots is prompting Allegiant to scale back off-peak service as Delta poaches crew from the budget carrier's home turf.
A feasibility study will examine whether Caledonian Sleeper trains can run through the Channel Tunnel, offering an alternative to short-haul flights
A Phuket-to-Delhi service encountered severe turbulence during descent, sending passengers and crew to medical facilities with minor injuries.
IndiGo and Ethiopian Airlines built their networks around workers, students, and traders - not tourists - and proved you don't need oil money to succeed in the Global South.
A tentative deal expands compensation beyond flight hours, addressing long-standing complaints about unpaid duties during boarding, delays, and turnarounds.
The Gulf carrier resumed daily A350 flights to the East Coast city in August, filling a gap left when its partner dropped the route earlier this year.
A new feasibility study explores direct sleeper trains through the Channel Tunnel, cutting connection times and opening routes from Edinburgh and Glasgow to Paris, Brussels, and beyond.
The Australian budget carrier will offer a free underseat bag only, with passengers paying extra for larger cabin luggage in a policy shift aimed at streamlining boarding.
The former IATA chief brings four decades of aviation experience to a carrier that commands over 60 percent of India's domestic market and now wants more international reach.
Court of Appeal clears the way for £2.2 billion Northern Runway expansion, ending an eight-year planning process
The Zurich carrier earned more in three months than its parent group's four mainline brands combined, exposing widening performance gaps inside Europe's largest airline family.
The carrier held earnings near last year's level as jet-fuel prices surged fifty percent, aided by strong long-haul bookings and efficiency gains.
The airline will end service to the eastern Caribbean nation in early September with no plans to return, leaving travelers with fewer nonstop options from the U.S. mainland.
Court of Appeal denies challenge to £2.2 billion expansion, paving the way for 100,000 additional flights annually by 2030
A Brittany Ferries vessel became the first cross-Channel ship to plug into quayside electricity in Portsmouth, cutting emissions while berthed - though the operator says running costs now exceed traditional engine use.
After nearly a decade of delays and safety overhauls, the 737 Max 7 wins federal approval - but regulators say they're not backing off.
