Category: Travel

Bringing together digital transformation leaders, creative designers, and forward-thinking innovators in air transport, APEX FTE EMEA—co-located with Ancillary & Retailing—returns to Dublin in 2025, reaffirming its status as the region’s premier air transport innovation event. Renowned for its dynamic energy, inclusive atmosphere, and high-caliber audience, APEX FTE EMEA offers an unmatched platform for the industry’s […]

The AOPA Foundation has announced its largest-ever scholarship program, awarding $2.2 million to nearly 400 recipients out of more than 6,800 applicants. The scholarships aim to support aspiring pilots and aviation professionals, helping them overcome financial barriers to training and certification. Scholarship Details Impact on Aviation Careers “These scholarships are life-changing,” said Taz Thomas, AOPA’s […]

LISBON, Portugal, May 14, 2025 — The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) issued the first U-space service provider (USSP) certificate for the provisions of U-space services, a milestone on the path to enabling harmonised, scalable services for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) – or drones – across Europe. The U-space airspace is a geographical zone […]

In a major step towards India’s ambitious high-speed rail project, Japan has donated two second-hand Shinkansen trains to support the testing of the country’s first high-speed rail line. The trains will be used for testing on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor, a project that marks a historic milestone in India’s rail infrastructure. This donation, announced in May […]

In a significant shift in infrastructure priorities, the Dutch government has reallocated billions in transport funding—resulting in a major cut to the long-planned Lelylijn rail project. Originally earmarked to receive €3.4 billion, the 110-kilometre high-speed line between Lelystad and Groningen will now only receive €900 million, following a decision to divert €2.5 billion to other […]

The maritime industry reached a new milestone this week as the China Zorrilla, the largest electric ship ever built, officially launched from Hobart, Tasmania. Manufactured by Incat Tasmania for South American ferry operator Buquebus, the 426-foot vessel will soon begin operations between Buenos Aires, Argentina and Colonia, Uruguay, carrying up to 2,100 passengers and 225 […]

On May 4, 2025, a ballistic missile launched by Yemen’s Houthi rebels struck near Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, injuring eight individuals and causing significant damage. The missile evaded both Israeli and U.S. air defense systems, including the Arrow and THAAD systems, marking a rare breach of Israel’s defense capabilities. In response to […]

Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is currently experiencing significant flight disruptions due to a combination of staffing shortages, equipment failures, runway construction, and adverse weather conditions. Causes of Disruptions Impact on Airlines and Passengers FAA’s Response and Future Outlook The FAA has acknowledged the staffing and equipment issues and is working to address them. However, […]

Severe flash flooding across the southern United States has led to one of the most significant travel disruptions of 2025, with over 1,000 flights canceled nationwide and widespread delays. American Airlines, operating from its primary hub at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), has been particularly affected. American Airlines Faces Major Disruptions at DFW On May […]

The Channel Tunnel, a vital link between the UK and mainland Europe, is set to witness a surge in competition as several new high-speed rail operators prepare to challenge Eurostar’s longstanding monopoly. These developments align with the European Union’s broader push for railway liberalization, aiming to enhance connectivity and offer more sustainable travel options. Emerging […]