The Southeast Asian carrier is trimming schedules through September to protect margins, with capacity set to rebound during year-end holiday travel.
A stepped increase in docking fees will more than quadruple costs for passengers calling at Mexican ports, part of a broader push to capture revenue from the country's booming cruise sector.
A shift in passenger numbers highlights how physical space and operating hours shape the competition for hub dominance
The airline is offloading a minority share to investors led by Blackstone while keeping operational control and a repurchase option.
London's main airport served 267,000 passengers in a single day last month, then lost its top European ranking to Istanbul.
The US private equity firm outbid Castlelake for the British low-cost carrier, promising continuity while taking the airline private by early 2027
The Belgian carrier scraps plans for two more A330s in 2027, citing strikes, fuel costs, and a €70 million loss in the first half of 2026.
Wizz Air's second-quarter results reveal how geopolitical turbulence and volatile oil markets are squeezing low-cost airlines across Europe
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.
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.
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.
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.
Conflict-driven route closures and soaring jet fuel bills push IAG to halt expansion, but premium traffic shifts toward its flagship carrier
An Airbus A350 flew from Melbourne to France in a record-breaking trial run ahead of the airline's planned non-stop Sydney-London service launching in 2027.
The Washington gateway will add parking, terminals, and tunnels over eight years - funded by bonds, airlines, and the airport authority - as ticket-cost questions linger.
Passenger traffic climbed 2.6% in the first half of 2026, but border system delays and Middle East tensions are reshaping where and how Europeans fly.
Europe's busiest hub served 40 million passengers in the first half of 2026, investing in baggage systems and terminal upgrades as expansion plans advance.
