A surge in jet fuel prices past $3.95/gallon, driven by the Iran conflict, threatens to increase global air travel prices as airlines face rising costs.
Ryanair invests $1.5B to expand its Kraków base for Summer 2026, adding four new routes and increasing its fleet to 15 Boeing 737 aircraft.
Nigerian airlines still struggle with aircraft leasing 18 months after CTC reforms, as investor caution persists due to legal and reputational risks.
Geopolitical conflict in the Middle East grounds thousands of flights, stranding hundreds of Hong Kong residents and prompting government assistance efforts.
Qatar has partially reopened its airspace, allowing limited relief and cargo flights to operate as a regional conflict strands thousands of travelers.
KAA has launched a major infrastructure program for Nairobi's JKIA to ease congestion and meet long-term passenger growth projections.
Passengers facing flight cancellations from military action have rights to refunds but are exempt from cash compensation under 'extraordinary circumstances'.
Aeropuertos Argentina is investing over $100M at Ezeiza Airport to add a new apron, rehabilitate a runway, and modernize terminals to boost capacity.
Israel will gradually reopen its airspace for outbound flights starting Sunday, with strict limits of two flights per hour and 50 passengers each.
Nigeria will host the maiden NAAIS summit in April to attract global investors for aircraft acquisition and bridge the nation's aviation capacity gap.
Airlines are rerouting flights due to Gulf airspace closures, but passengers may find standard travel insurance does not cover war-related cancellations.
IndiGo has suspended all Europe flights due to widespread airspace closures following the Iran-Israel conflict, impacting its leased widebody operations.
ESA's JUICE spacecraft captured over 120 images of 3I/ATLAS, the third known interstellar object, providing new data on its potentially abnormal behavior.
Kerala's CM urged PM Modi to intervene against predatory airfare hikes for Indians stranded in Gulf countries due to escalating regional conflict.
Uganda Airlines wet-leases an Ethiopian Airlines B787 to resume long-haul flights after its A330neo fleet was grounded for unscheduled maintenance.
IATA reports global air passenger demand grew 3.8% in January 2026, with a record-high load factor of 82.0% despite slower growth from holiday timing.
A Bristol Airport study concludes Small Modular Reactors can produce sustainable aviation fuel and hydrogen, aiming to meet UK decarbonisation mandates.
Middle East airspace closures shift global traffic from Gulf hubs to African carriers like Ethiopian Airlines, causing major disruptions and financial losses.
Qatar Airways has extended its flight suspension due to airspace closures in West Asia, while Etihad Airways resumed a limited schedule from Abu Dhabi.
A United Airlines B787-9 returned to LAX after a left engine fire, forcing a passenger evacuation via slides and a temporary airport-wide ground stop.