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Thousands of Travelers Grounded as 130 Flights Canceled Across US Hubs
A telecom failure in Dallas plus West Coast weather issues and an Air Canada strike caused major U.S. disruptions on…
Spirit Airlines Furloughs One-Third of Flight Attendants in Bankruptcy
Spirit will furlough about 1,800 of 5,200 flight attendants starting December 1, 2025, after a second Chapter 11 filing. The…
Air Canada Launches San Antonio–Toronto Nonstop Flights in May 2026
Starting May 1, 2026, Air Canada will operate three weekly nonstop flights between San Antonio and Toronto through October on…
GBTA Foundation Launches SAF Corporate Connect to Accelerate Adoption
GBTA Foundation launched SAF Corporate Connect to help companies adopt Sustainable Aviation Fuel in business travel by offering education, tools,…
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…