A five-year programme will refurbish all 33 boarding bridges at Pier A, some of which have been in service for nearly a quarter-century
Etihad Rail's new service cuts travel time between the Emirates' two largest cities, with fares starting at 39 dirhams and five departures daily in each direction.
Britain's busiest airport pushes back expansion timeline as planning hurdles mount, testing government ambitions for infrastructure growth
The £26 million Royal Daffodil marks a milestone for the historic cross-river service, built locally and designed for both commuters and sightseers
Advanced CT technology offers faster screening but comes with a narrower opening that could catch out oversized bags
A record year for global aviation gave way to near-zero growth as conflict, airspace closures and cost pressures reshaped travel patterns in 2026.
The €2 billion Celestia fleet, due by 2031, represents the operator's bid to stand out as fresh competition prepares to enter the Channel Tunnel market.
New rankings show London Heathrow slipping to second place as Turkish Airlines expands Istanbul's reach to 337 destinations
Vilnius and Kaunas combine pristine wild swimming, baroque monasteries, and interwar architecture - all within an hour of each other and easier to reach by rail than ever before.
A new hourly service launching in two phases will give West Midlands passengers their first direct train to the UK's third-busiest airport since the 1990s.
Record traffic levels this summer exposed infrastructure and staffing gaps, with over a fifth of flights delayed despite operational improvements
The charge has climbed 28 per cent since last autumn, part of a nationwide trend affecting three-quarters of British airports
European Sleeper's third route begins operations with stops across Switzerland and western Germany, fares starting under €30
The Saudia subsidiary is shifting away from its point-to-point model as it prepares for widebody aircraft and longer routes starting in 2027.
The carrier will unveil its first four locations in 2027, marking the end of its no-frills identity as it chases premium travelers.
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.
More than 81 million passengers flew through Britain between April and June, as travelers adjusted plans around regional disruption rather than staying home
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.
Jin Air, Air Busan, and Air Seoul will combine operations in March 2027, creating a 58-plane fleet as parent group Hanjin reshapes its low-cost aviation portfolio.
