Aviation industry updates, flight cancellations, delay advisories, carrier routes, fleet modernization, and international passenger rights.
Jeju Air increases its flight schedule between Hiroshima and Seoul Incheon to 18 round trips per week from October 1 to October 12, 2026.
WestJet increases winter sun capacity to Latin America and the Caribbean by 12%, introducing new routes and a non-stop Calgary-São Paulo service.
QantasLink donates its retired Fokker 100 VH-NPU, named Meekatharra, to the HARS Museum in Wollongong after 7,500 flights and 9 million kilometers.
Latvia's national carrier airBaltic secures crucial bondholder support for restructuring its €380 million bonds due 2029, protecting future operations.
Barbados's Grantley Adams International Airport reports 1,295,893 passengers in H1 2026, driven by strong winter arrivals and rising transit travel in H2 2026.
Singapore Airlines introduces a limited-time trans-Pacific flight sale, offering up to 5,000 yen off return flights between Tokyo Narita and Los Angeles.
Jeju Air resumes its daily direct international route between Kagoshima and Seoul Incheon starting October 25, 2026, boosting Kyushu connectivity.
Malaysia Airlines is integrating its new Airbus A330neo fleet into long-haul routes, promoting the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign to travelers in the UK and Australia.
UAE airlines including flydubai and Emirates have resumed flight routes through Iranian airspace, reducing transit times between Dubai and Baku by nearly 40 minutes.
American Airlines has updated its Conditions of Carriage, formally stating that barefoot passengers can be denied boarding as part of safety and cabin conduct standards.
Damascus International Airport launches a landmark direct flight connection to Berlin via Sundair, marking a pivotal step in Syria's effort to restore international aviation networks.
Damascus International Airport launches direct flights to Berlin, Germany, with Sundair, ending a nearly 14-year hiatus in air links.
