June 27, 2025 General Aviation Associations Welcome Delay of Landing Fees at Van Nuys Airport In a recent decision, the Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) Board of Airport Commissioners has postponed the vote on implementing landing fees at Van Nuys Airport (VNY). The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) and five other general aviation associations have […]

Impact of US Bombing on Tourism in Andalucía The recent bombing of three nuclear plants in Iran by the United States has sent shockwaves throughout the tourism sector. This industry is highly sensitive to any event that causes instability, and the current situation is no exception. While it is still too early to accurately assess […]

On June 26, 2025, Virgin Australia took to the skies once again as it relisted on the ASX after five years off the public market. The company’s shares surged from $2. 90 to $3. 18, giving it a market capitalization of $2. 53 billion. This successful debut comes just less than five years after US […]

Traveling with pets can be a stressful experience for many flyers. However, as more people choose to bring their furry companions along for the journey, airlines have started to offer updated policies and services catering specifically to pets. This trend is a result of the growing number of American households that own pets and consider […]

Summer Travel at Cardiff Airport Cardiff Airport, the National Airport of Wales, is experiencing a busy summer season with expanded services from TUI, Ryanair, and Vueling. Travellers can now enjoy direct flights to nearly 30 destinations, with connections to over 150 global locations through Amsterdam. This includes popular long-haul destinations such as Dubai, New York, […]

Boeing’s failure to properly train their manufacturing staff has been identified as a major factor in a mid-flight blowout incident on an Alaska Airlines flight, according to US investigators. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released their analysis of the January 2024 incident, stating that inadequate staff guidance and procedures combined with insufficient federal oversight […]

Canada’s Competition Bureau has recommended loosening investment rules for airlines in order to increase competition within the Canadian market. The suggestion comes after a year-long study by the bureau, which also proposes raising the ownership limit for Canadian airlines and prioritizing competition in merger reviews. The bureau’s research has found that foreign investment is crucial […]

Capital One is set to open a new lounge at New York’s JFK airport on June 19th. The impressive 13,500 square foot space, located in Terminal 4, will pay homage to the bustling city with various nods to New York culture. Created in collaboration with local businesses and artists, the Capital One Lounge captures the […]

Cardiff Airport Welcomes Expanded Summer Services from TUI, Ryanair, and Vueling Cardiff Airport is gearing up for a busy summer season with increased flight options from TUI, Ryanair, and Vueling. With direct flights to nearly 30 destinations and connections to over 150 global locations through Amsterdam, travellers have a wide range of vacation options to […]

Emergency Landing in France Due to Allergy on Transatlantic Flight A lawsuit was filed on Tuesday by Doreen Benary, a 41-year-old pediatrician from Manhattan, against Singapore Airlines after an incident on a flight from Germany to New York City. Benary claims that she notified the cabin crew about her severe shellfish allergy before the flight, […]