Eastern Airways Grounds Fleet and Faces Insolvency After 28 Years of Service

Eastern Airways has suspended all flights and filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator, marking a potential end to the UK regional airline’s 28-year operation amid mounting financial pressure. Sudden Halt to Operations On 27 October 2025, UK regional carrier Eastern Airways announced the immediate suspension of all flights, citing severe financial strain. […]

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Riyadh Air Marks Global Debut with Inaugural Flight to London Heathrow

Saudi Arabia’s new national carrier, Riyadh Air, completed its inaugural passenger flight on Sunday, October 26, 2025, landing at London’s Heathrow Airport and officially marking its entry into global aviation. The maiden service, designated Flight RX401, departed Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport at 3:26 a.m. local time and touched down in London six hours and […]

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🛫 269 Flights Cancelled, 1,200+ Delays Across Europe Today Amid Storms and Strikes

Europe Faces Flight Disruptions as Weather and Labor Unrest Hit Major Hubs ✈️ Summary As of October 24, 2025, European airports have reported 269 flight cancellations and over 1,200 delays, with disruptions concentrated in Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, and Madrid. The primary causes include Storm Benjamin, which has battered northern Europe, and ongoing strike actions affecting […]

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U.S. Flight Disruptions Today: Real-Time Data, Causes, and Traveler Guidance

✈️ Summary Flight operations across the United States are experiencing moderate disruption today, with 202 cancellations and 2,032 delays reported nationwide. While airlines such as JetBlue, Alaska, Southwest, Spirit, and American are among those affected, the scale of disruption is significantly lower than some online reports suggest. 📊 Verified Flight Data According to FlightAware, a […]

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EASA and ECHA strengthen cooperation with updated MoC agreement

The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) signed an updated Memorandum of Cooperation, strengthening the agencies’ commitment to advancing sustainability, innovation, and safety in the aviation and chemical sectors.The aim is to ensure the protection of human health and the environment, while fostering a competitive and resilient European industry. EASA, […]

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U.S. Air Travel Disrupted by Widespread Delays/ Cancellations With 850 Delays and 80 Cancellations Due to Staffing/ Weather Challenges

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23, 2025 — Air travelers across the United States are facing another day of significant disruptions, with over 850 flight delays and at least 80 cancellations reported at major airports including Chicago O’Hare, Houston Bush Intercontinental, and Newark Liberty International USA Today airhelp.ca. The delays have affected both domestic and international routes, with […]

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Europe Faces Widespread Flight Disruptions: Over 1,500 Delays and 130 Cancellations Reported

BRUSSELS, Oct. 23, 2025 — Air travel across Europe has been severely impacted today, with more than 1,500 flight delays and 130 cancellations reported across key hubs including Amsterdam Schiphol, Manchester, Paris Charles de Gaulle, and Rome Fiumicino AirHelp. The disruptions have left thousands of passengers stranded or rerouted, prompting renewed calls for contingency planning […]

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France Backs Eurostar’s €2 Billion Double-Decker Train Fleet to Transform European Rail

PARIS, Oct. 23, 2025 — In a landmark move for European transportation, Eurostar has announced a €2 billion investment in up to 50 new double-decker electric trains, supported by the French government and manufactured by Alstom. The fleet, named Eurostar Celestia, will be the first of its kind to operate through the Channel Tunnel, significantly […]

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EASA publishes report on Sustainable Aviation Fuel scale-up, progress and pressure points

COLOGNE, October 22, 2025 — The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) published the first ReFuelEU Aviation Annual Technical Report, laying out the initial picture of how Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) are being supplied, purchased and used across the European Union (EU). The findings establish a baseline: in 2024, the fuel suppliers reported that 0.6% […]

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New deadline: EASA Certification Director vacancy now open until October 28

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency is looking for a new Certification Director to shape the Directorate’s vision, set its strategic direction and lead the achievement of the key objectives and priorities of the Agency. The Certification Directorate plays a vital role in ensuring a safe and environmentally sustainable aviation system in Europe. As a […]

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