Typhoon Dujuan: 275 Japan Flights Axed, 4 Dead
Typhoon Dujuan killed at least four in eastern Japan and forced JAL and ANA to cancel 275 flights as 1.6 million Tokyo-area residents got ev...
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SpiceJet Under DGCA Lens as Fleet Shrinks to 11 Jets
Minister Naidu says the ministry and DGCA are closely monitoring SpiceJet's finances and operations as its share slid to 1.6% and wages went...
Greece Banks €13.5bn as July Arrivals Slip 3%
Bank of Greece data shows Jan-Jul tourism revenue up 12% to €13.5bn even as July arrivals fell 3.1% — fewer peak visitors spending more over...
Global Tourism Growth Stalls at 0.4%, UN Reports
UN Tourism reports international arrivals rose just 0.4% to 690 million trips in H1 2026, and has cut its full-year forecast to 1-2% as conf...
US Agency Air Sales Hit Record $9.8B in August
ARC reports US agency air sales hit a record $9.8 billion in August 2026, up 19%, but trips grew just 5% while average fares jumped 17% to $...
FAA Switches On AI Traffic Tool at DC Airports
The FAA switches on its SMART AI traffic tool at Reagan National, Dulles and BWI today for a 90-day trial, the first live deployment of its...
Joby Completes First Autonomous Flight Across the US
A converted Cessna Caravan flew 3,199 miles from California to North Carolina with zero pilot inputs, remotely monitored from up to 2,323 mi...
Air India Express Merger Weighed in Cost-Cutting Review
Incoming CEO Tewolde Gebremariam is weighing folding Air India Express into the parent airline to cut duplicated costs after a Rs 22,000 cro...
