A bilateral aviation agreement signed in August clears the way for airlines to operate up to 14 flights a week, ending decades of indirect routing through European hubs.
SailLink's six-day trial between Shoreham and Fécamp could pave the way for a second regular sailing service across the Channel.
A feasibility study will examine whether Caledonian Sleeper trains can run through the Channel Tunnel, offering an alternative to short-haul flights
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.
Court of Appeal clears the way for £2.2 billion Northern Runway expansion, ending an eight-year planning process
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
The overnight rail link revived by European Sleeper carries over a million annual passengers despite broken toilets and no dining car.
India's largest carrier will end its wide-body experiment in October, switching one route to A321XLRs and suspending another until its own A350s arrive.
A network of mountain lifts in Engelberg offers access to high-altitude terrain without the grueling climb, blending vintage transport with scenic walking routes.
The two-hour-41-minute service launches in December, though the return leg still requires a Brussels stop for border checks.
Flight queries from mainland cities jumped sharply in the wake of the tournament final, setting the stage for a busy autumn travel season
Three weekly flights to Harare restore a connection severed for over 14 years, as demand for African routes climbs sharply
Demand from Chinese travelers is surging in 2026, but airlines can't keep up - even to destinations caught in diplomatic crossfire.
Auckland route launches October 26, targeting 2.5 million residents in one of Australia's fastest-growing regions
The two-hour-45-minute service starts in mid-December, but the return leg still requires a Brussels connection.
The new service starts in December and will shave time off journeys to Belgium's second city, though passengers returning to London will still need to change trains.
Interline agreements with Fastjet, Air Peace, and Africa World Airlines position Abu Dhabi as gateway to 20-plus new African cities
Ponta Delgada's terminal will nearly double in size as passenger numbers triple in a decade, while Lisbon prepares a new €8 billion hub
