Record Number of Travelers Expected at New York and New Jersey Airports and Crossings During Thanksgiving Holiday Between Monday, November 24 and Monday, December 1 of 2025, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s airports and vehicular crossings are expected to see a record-breaking 8. 8 million travelers. This would be the highest […]

Highland Village Shortlisted to Pilot New Hypersonic Jet A small village in the Scottish Highlands, known for its beautiful golf course, has been chosen as one of the two potential locations for testing the new ‘Concorde’ replacement. Machrihanish links, located on the Kintyre peninsula, is a popular golf course among enthusiasts and has been described […]

Introducing the Seán Lemass Dublin International Airport Bill, Fianna Fáil TD Malcolm Byrne plans to rename Dublin Airport to honor the former Taoiseach and party leader, who passed away in 1971. Byrne believes that Lemass, often referred to as the “architect of Ireland’s economic modernisation,” deserves recognition for his contributions to the country. Lemass served […]

Air India, a full-cost carrier based in India, is planning to reopen its Maharaja Lounge at the Indira Gandhi International Airport’s Terminal 3 (T3) for international passengers in New Delhi. This is part of the airline’s renewed lounge network, which includes locations in Bengaluru, Delhi, New York, and San Francisco. According to Air India CEO […]

Airline Stocks Show Signs of Recovery as Thanksgiving Travel Period Approaches The airline industry is showing signs of life again as we approach the busy Thanksgiving travel period. After suffering a hit from the recent government shutdown, major airlines are now expecting record-breaking numbers for the holiday season. In fact, United Airlines has reported a […]

Aer Lingus to Close Manchester Base, Putting Over 200 Jobs at Risk Aer Lingus, the Irish national airline, has issued a redundancy notice to over 200 staff members at Manchester Airport, according to union Unite. The notice includes 150 cabin crew members, who are currently involved in industrial action over a pay dispute. Cabin crew […]

Retirement of Port Authority Executive Director Rick Cotton After almost a decade of serving as the Executive Director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Rick Cotton has announced his plans to retire in January. At 81 years old, Cotton has been the longest-serving executive director since the 1940s. During his time […]

Thanksgiving week is quickly approaching and it looks like it will be a cold and snowy one for many parts of the United States. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the “polar vortex,” an area of frigid air around the Arctic, will expand southwards and bring much colder-than-normal temperatures across a large portion of […]

Airlines Prepare for Busy Holiday Season with System Upgrades As the holiday season approaches, airlines in the United States are making efforts to upgrade their systems to ensure smooth operations. One such measure is the introduction of a new boarding sign by Delta Air Lines, aimed at controlling lines at the gate and preventing overcrowding […]

United Airlines Faces Setbacks in Bond Deals United Airlines, Inc.faced challenges this week as two bond deals were pulled from pricing due to unfavorable market conditions. The airline has postponed these deals until 2026 in hopes of more favorable market conditions. The decision was made after the team was unable to generate enough investor interest […]