The carrier's new domestic first-class cabin introduces mattress-foam seats and curated service as part of a broader push toward profitability.
A London-to-Ibiza service diverted to Paris after crew signaled a general emergency, though passengers continued to their destination later that day.
Europe's largest budget carrier is trimming 2 million passengers from its annual target, concentrating reductions in the November-to-March period as unhedged fuel exposure rises.
TrainTracker24 launched in August, bringing live tracking, station details and punctuality data to rail passengers across France, Spain and Belgium.
The Dallas-based carrier plans at least 11 lounges over the coming years, paired with a new Chase credit card, as it continues its shift toward full-service flying.
The Northern Ireland hub is seeking approval to nearly triple capacity by 2040, with new rail links and extended operating hours at the center of its expansion strategy.
Archer Aviation and AEG Entertainment are planning a downtown hub for vertical-takeoff aircraft, with routes to airports, stadiums, and the coast designed to skip freeway gridlock.
Staff working for the airline's freight and regional divisions voted overwhelmingly for industrial action, citing stagnant wages and casualised work conditions.
The rules have changed, but last-minute standby seats can still save you money if you know which airlines offer them and when to show up.
Virgin and Trenitalia plan dozens of new daily services between London and Europe, potentially quadrupling train frequency through the tunnel by 2030.
More than 81 million passengers flew through Britain between April and June, as travelers adjusted plans around regional disruption rather than staying home
The Doha-based carrier now operates Starlink on over half its Dreamliner fleet, with 23 million passengers already connected since launch.
A £200 million infrastructure proposal aims to accommodate seven million passengers annually by 2040 while maintaining the current runway length
Over 81 million passengers moved through UK airports in Q2 2026, with low-cost carriers and European routes absorbing demand that once flowed to Dubai and the Gulf.
Passenger numbers fell to 31.5 million in the first half of 2026 as airspace closures and security fears reshaped travel patterns across the Gulf.
The carrier is betting on transatlantic growth and premium products to narrow the gap with rivals Delta and United.
The carrier is shifting transatlantic traffic away from traditional gateways, banking on leisure demand and a new narrow-body jet to serve thinner markets.
A fractional increase in overall traffic conceals a sharp drop in Middle East routes as low-cost European flights compensate for the Gulf downturn.
European Sleeper will launch three-times-weekly service to Scandinavia, marking the operator's first Nordic route and adding to a wave of new overnight rail across the continent.
The aviation hub saw a 31% drop in passengers during the first half of 2026 as military actions disrupted operations and travelers rerouted away from the region.
