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EU Ends Border ‘Safety Valve’ as Airlines Warn of More Delays

The training wheels are off – Brussels now finds out whether Europe’s airports can actually stay upright.

I was charged ₹2,100 for overweight luggage at the airport; here’s the packing mistake I won’t make again

I paid ₹2,100 for three extra kilos at the airport, and these simple packing changes now help me avoid baggage fees.

Flyadeal CEO Reveals Plans for Premium Economy and Long-Haul Network

Flyadeal’s move into connecting flights and premium economy marks a natural next step for a budget carrier scaling into long-haul.

Malaysia Aviation Group expands regional network, adds flights and new catering facility

Malaysia Aviation Group is expanding regional connectivity with Malaysia Airlines’ return to Busan, Firefly’s planned launch of direct Kunming services and additional frequencies to Brisbane, Surabaya and Fukuoka. The Group is also developing a new in-flight catering facility near KLIA, targeted to begin operations in 2029, as it scales capacity and enhances onboard dining.

Air India’s New CEO Gets a Clear Mandate: Safety, Reliability and Profit

New CEO Tewolde Gebremariam is taking over a very different Air India from the one Campbell Wilson inherited in 2022. The airline has more aircraft, more resources and bigger ambitions, not to forget, much higher expectations.

Dubai and Middle East flight disruption: Emirates, Etihad, flydubai face cancellations and delays to Gulf and Indonesian destinations

Air Canada to launch direct flights between Nice and Toronto in 2027

Going for gold: an early autumn road trip across Finland’s sparkling lake district

On a self-drive break in search of Lake Saimaa’s autumn colours, we encountered blue skies, cosy lakeside cabins and saunas, great food – and lots of stubbornly green trees I wasn’t sure what to expect from an autumn trip to Finland, my first ever to the country, but spending an afternoon sprawled on a deck chair beneath blazing blue skies certainly wasn’t part of it. After a morning walking beneath the leafy canopy at the Mustila Arboretum – the oldest, most extensive botanical garden in the country – and a lunchtime wine-tasting (more of which later), my friend Sara and I pitched up at the Sahanlahti resort, deep in the Finnish Lakeland , only to find sun-drenched scenery that felt far more Mediterranean than Nordic. Sahanlahti was the second stop on a mid-September road trip from Helsinki to the shores of Lake Saimaa; a journey in search of ruska , the spectacular autumn colours that blaze for a few short weeks before the long Finnish winter sets in. However, on our opening drive east from the airport to the Radalla resort, set on Lake Urajärvi, most of the thousands of trees we drove past were resolutely green, with just the very tips of the leaves tinged with auburn, like a f…

EVA Air to Start Delhi Flight and Connect it to USA on 1 DEC 2026

Qatar Airways Flies 7,750 Indians to India in 25 Flights: Indian Embassy

American Airlines Grows To 10 Nonstop Routes From New York JFK To Europe [List & Map]

EgyptAir launches new route to Zanzibar