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Home » AIRLINE NEWS » America’s Skies Are Stuck in the Past: How Outdated Air Traffic Control Systems Are Crippling US Travel—and What’s Being Done About It Tuesday, May 20, 2025America’s skies are stuck. And not just in delays—but in the past. In a time where AI drives cars and rockets land themselves, America’s skies remain stuck in outdated routines. The very skies millions trust every...

Home » AIRLINE NEWS » India’s IndiGo Defends Turkish Airlines Partnership Amid New Boycott Calls, Impacting Travel Between India and Turkey Saturday, May 17, 2025IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, has defended its ongoing codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines despite mounting calls within India to sever ties with Turkish companies. This controversy erupted following India’s...

Home » AIRLINE NEWS » EVA Air Unveils Enhanced New In-Flight Wi-Fi and Entertainment on Flights from Taiwan to Global Destinations Starting July 2025 Thursday, May 15, 2025EVA Air is scheduled to introduce a significant upgrade to its in-flight Wi-Fi services starting July 2025, aiming to enhance the travel experience for all passengers. This upgrade will offer complimentary Wi-Fi access to members of...

Home » AIRLINE NEWS » IndiGo Resumes Its Flight Operations to Jammu, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Leh, Srinagar & Rajkot After the Surging Travel Chaos Wednesday, May 14, 2025IndiGo, one of India’s largest and most prominent low-cost carriers, announced the gradual resumption of flights connecting six key airports, including Amritsar and Jammu, starting from May 14, 2025. This decision came in...

Home » AIRLINE NEWS » How QANTAS Freight’s One-Time Brisbane–Taipei Cargo Service in June 2025 Could Boost Asia-Pacific New Travel Connectivity? Tuesday, May 13, 2025Though primarily a freight-focused operation, the announcement of QANTAS Freight’s one-time cargo service between Brisbane and Taipei, scheduled for June 2025, holds indirect yet meaningful implications for global travelers. While...

Vietnam Airlines’ decision to resume direct flights between Hanoi and Moscow from May 8, 2025, after a three-year hiatus, is being seen as a significant step toward revitalizing international travel. The airline plans to start with twice-weekly flights on Tuesdays and Thursdays, before increasing the frequency to three flights per week by July 2026 to accommodate growing demand. This move signals a...

SpiceJet is back from the brink once again after yet another near collapse by getting INR 3,000-crore funding from investors including mutual funds and is now aiming to have a fleet of 100 aircraft before the end of 2026. The latest crisis, brewing for the last 5-6 years, had peaked in recent months and proved...