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Bahamasair passengers faced significant delays at Miami International Airport (MIA) after an unattended luggage report triggered a terminal evacuation and security response.
U.S. airlines canceled over 11,500 flights and delayed thousands more on Sunday due to a severe winter storm, crippling major hubs across the Northeast and South.
Southwest Airlines is replacing its open seating with an assigned seating policy on January 27, 2026, offering new fare classes with guaranteed seat selection and extra legroom options.
Aero Law Center advised two Taiwan banks on a US$95 million debt financing for a leasing company's acquisition of a Boeing 777-300ER, highlighting complex cross-border finance expertise.
The FAA issued NOTAM FDC 6/4375, creating a dynamic, nationwide drone no-fly zone around DHS/ICE mobile assets; this raises major compliance concerns for UAS pilots.
The FAA confirmed seven fatalities and one serious injury after a Bombardier Challenger 600 private jet crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport (BGR) Sunday night.
Major Gulf carriers, including Emirates and Etihad, canceled over a dozen US flights from January 24-26 as Winter Storm Fern caused widespread North American disruption.
A Bombardier Challenger 650 crashed on takeoff at Bangor International Airport with eight aboard; the FAA and NTSB are investigating the incident amid a winter storm.
Venezuelan carrier Laser Airlines applied to the U.S. DOT for foreign air carrier authorization to resume direct passenger and cargo flights to Florida, suspended since 2019.
U.S. commercial aviation faced its worst single-day disruption since the pandemic, with over 11,000 flights canceled Sunday due to Winter Storm Fern and widespread airport closures.
Ministry of Civil Aviation's Wings India 2026 in Hyderabad highlights the nation's rapid ascent as the fastest-growing civil aviation market.
IndiGo canceled services to Tbilisi and Almaty due to rising geopolitical tensions near Iran, also causing refuelling halts for flights to Baku and Tashkent.
US airlines canceled over 11,400 flights Sunday due to Winter Storm Fern; this caused the largest air travel disruption since the pandemic at major hubs.
A massive winter storm is causing widespread US flight disruptions, with airlines issuing travel warnings and pre-cancellations at the nation's busiest airports.
Ryanair increased its FY2026 passenger forecast to almost 208 million and expects fares to rise up to 9%, despite Q3 profits falling 80% due to an Italian competition fine.
Tiruchirappalli International Airport (TRZ) saw a 10% rise in international cargo, from 540 MTs to 590 MTs, driven by a new transhipment facility and expansion plans.
Thousands of flights are canceled by winter storms; US Department of Transportation rules mandate full refunds for passengers who decline rebooking.
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) finalized a long-term lease agreement with Somon Air for two new Boeing 737-8 aircraft, supporting the Tajik carrier's 2026 network growth.
Winter Storm Fern caused a record 11,016 US flight cancellations by Sunday, impacting major hubs like Hartsfield-Jackson and American Airlines operations severely.
Prince Faisal bin Bandar opened King Khalid International Airport's new International Terminal 2, completing major airport development projects to boost Riyadh's global hub status.