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Qatar Airways is executing a massive network expansion for Summer 2026, reintroducing key routes to Abu Dhabi, Damascus, and multiple Indian cities to strengthen global connectivity.

The summer of 2026 brings the full implementation of the EU's biometric Entry/Exit System (EES) and temporary exemptions for British travelers in Greece. Here is your definitive guide.

Air India is rationalising its summer 2026 international schedule, with major suspensions to Chicago and reductions to Paris and San Francisco due to fuel costs.

Air France and KLM are expanding their winter 2026-27 long-haul networks, with extended services to the Maldives, Dominican Republic, and Mauritius starting November 2026.

Airports Council International has unveiled the 2026 Green Airports Recognition winners, with Hong Kong and Auckland leading the charge in climate-resilient aviation.

Kenya Airways has officially resumed daily flight services between Nairobi and Dubai starting May 14, 2026, strengthening the vital air bridge between East Africa and the UAE.

Qatar Airways has confirmed its first-ever direct air links from Doha to Bogotá and Caracas starting July 2026, marking a historic expansion into South America.

United Airlines flight attendants have ratified a historic five-year contract featuring a 31% pay raise, retroactive pay, and groundbreaking boarding pay provisions.

Iberojet is expanding its long-haul reach with new nonstop flights from Madrid and Barcelona to San Salvador, utilizing high-capacity Airbus A350s starting September 2026.

Brussels Airport has hit a visceral milestone with over 2.2 million passengers in April 2026, driven by dual school holidays and a new direct route to Gdańsk.

Over 2,000 flights have been delayed or cancelled across Europe today, with London Heathrow and Frankfurt at the heart of a visceral summer travel crisis.

The final chapter of the Korean Air and Asiana Airlines merger is set for December 17, 2026, marking the birth of a unified global powerhouse in South Korean aviation.