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Russia Urges ICAO to Ease Aviation Sanctions Over Safety Concerns
In Montréal, Russia urged ICAO to ease sanctions restricting access to Western aircraft parts, citing safety risks for its 700+…
South Korea’s 1% SAF Mandate for International Flights in 2027
From 2027 South Korea requires a 1% SAF blend on all international departures, with MOLIT overseeing standards, audits, and incentives.…
Hong Kong Airport Plans 36-Hour Flight Grounding as Ragasa Nears
Super Typhoon Ragasa (230 km/h) is moving northwest toward southern China; Hong Kong faces a late Sept 23–25 impact window.…
H-1B Fee Shakeup in 2025 Sparks Travel Confusion for Indian Workers
A $100,000 fee on new H-1B petitions for workers abroad began September 21, 2025, aiming to curb low-wage filings. Current…
Chaos at European Airports as Cyberattack Triggers Cancellations
A September 19 cyberattack on Collins Aerospace disrupted automated check‑in across major European airports, causing delays, baggage issues and cancellations.…
Delta’s No Regrets: How the 757 Continues to Power its Network
Delta keeps the Boeing 757 central to its 2025 network, operating 112 active 757s by August while planning 30+ retirements…
Dublin Airport Cyberattack: What Travelers Must Know Before Flying
Since Sept 19, 2025, a cyberattack on Collins Aerospace’s MUSE has forced manual check-in and baggage processing at Dublin and…
Brussels Airlines Grounds 16 Flights as Travel Chaos Hits Europe
A major cyberattack at Brussels Airport on September 21, 2025 prompted Brussels Airlines to cancel sixteen flights and half of…