Carriers from Europe, Asia and the Middle East have suspended routes through early 2027 following warnings from aviation safety regulators about heightened risk to civilian aircraft.
The Delhi-Chennai service diverted after flames erupted in the overhead compartment, highlighting recurring safety concerns with lithium-ion batteries on aircraft.
The US carrier has postponed its first service to Saudi Arabia following a series of airport attacks, citing safety concerns and evolving regional conditions.
The train will run to Monaco for the first time next May, offering overnight journeys from Paris with Mediterranean views along the French Riviera.
Airport strikes and flight cancellations complicate the kingdom's efforts to attract international visitors as carriers weigh risk against opportunity.
New analysis shows domestic fares drop around five to eight weeks before departure, while international tickets need earlier booking windows.
Frankfurt-Nagoya returns after hiatus while Tokyo gains a second daily service from Germany, all using the carrier's newest cabin design.
The UK carrier is pulling another 700,000 seats from its winter schedule, reflecting an industry-wide response to jet fuel prices that have roughly doubled since February.
Lufthansa and Indian carriers halt services after missile attacks on King Khalid International Airport killed three and prompted safety advisories
Richard Branson's group will add 20 daily return trips between London and mainland Europe starting in 2030, drawing on its airline and cruise experience to reshape the rail journey.
Belmond will add Monaco to its 2027 programme, linking the principality to Paris and Venice by overnight sleeper for the first time since the 1970s.
The Doha-based carrier has added connections across Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Egypt, the US, Finland, Japan and South America as part of its 2026 network strategy.
The West Coast Main Line is too stretched to absorb more trains without spreading delays, the rail regulator ruled this week.
Union action targeting Alyzia, one of two major ground service providers at the airport, left airlines scrambling to cancel roughly a fifth of scheduled Friday operations.
Nearly a third of departures were cancelled or failed to operate following strikes on Riyadh and Abha airports, raising questions about the Gulf's hub reliability.
The UK carrier is installing fresh seats, galleys and interiors on its superjumbos, with business class taking the entire upper deck and First gaining shared-space suites.
Low water levels on the Danube forced travellers onto buses and into hotels, yet refund requests have been refused under booking terms.
A nationwide labour protest will disrupt operations at Brussels Airport on Friday, with limited staffing at a key ground handling firm expected to cancel roughly 140 departures and arrivals.
The carrier's twelve superjumbos are receiving one of aviation's most extensive refurbishments, including a redesigned first class and the world's largest business cabin.
A Chicago-bound Boeing 777 descended 28,000 feet in minutes, deploying oxygen masks and prompting an emergency landing at Heathrow.
