The stepped levy will climb to $20 by August 2028, though passengers visiting multiple Mexican ports on one itinerary pay only once.
The airline now allows unlimited date changes on select Economy and Business fares, while cutting refund charges to as low as $25.
Europe's largest tour operator reports a drop in profits and customer numbers as uncertainty pushes bookings closer to departure dates
One European carrier has pinpointed ten scheduled services crossing high-coverage zones as the moon blocks the sun over Spain and Portugal.
The airline is offloading a minority share to investors led by Blackstone while keeping operational control and a repurchase option.
A €2-billion fleet purchase brings Trenitalia closer to launching cross-Channel service by 2029, ending decades of single-operator dominance
Europe's largest tour operator absorbed a $69 million hit from stranded vessels and cancelled trips, but recent weeks show signs of recovery.
London's main airport served 267,000 passengers in a single day last month, then lost its top European ranking to Istanbul.
The airline group begins installations on 19 August, aiming to equip 850 aircraft by 2029 with high-speed satellite internet at no charge to passengers.
Volcanic ash from Europe's most active volcano has shuttered Catania Airport and rippled across Mediterranean travel routes during peak tourist season
Italy's state railway has ordered trains to launch a Paris-London service in 2029, joining a growing list of challengers to the long-standing cross-Channel operator.
London's airport handled 267,000 passengers in a single July day, but expansion plans collide with political uncertainty and regional competition.
A new service along the Gulf of Bothnia reopens direct train travel between the two Nordic neighbors, with fares starting under six euros.
A 12-passenger catamaran has opened a trial route between Shoreham-by-Sea and Fécamp, offering a slower, deck-based alternative to conventional ferries.
Sicily's busiest airport halted arrivals for seven hours Monday, the second major disruption in five weeks as lava and ash continue to flow from Europe's most active volcano.
Trenitalia France plans London-Paris service by 2029, backed by a €2 billion fleet and maintenance facility outside the UK
Rising temperatures are forcing airlines to rethink summer schedules, passenger loads, and where planes can safely take off.
Overnight rail connections from London to the Highlands and Vienna to Amsterdam still offer berths under £100 as new luxury services push prices skyward.
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.
Catania airport suspended arrivals for seven hours after volcanic activity sent ash drifting into airspace, forcing airlines to divert dozens of flights
