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easyJet confirms it is expanding its winter offering in France with around ten routes departing from seven airports.

A hotel in China is going to use humanoid robots exclusively. The beginning of the end for person-to-person hospitality?

India is simplifying departure procedures at its airports by allowing tickets to be presented on a smartphone...

Next spring, United Airlines will carry out the largest European expansion in its history with 11 new routes, including, for the first time, services to Luxembourg, Marseille and Toulouse.

Lufthansa now offers hot meals in economy class on its short- and medium-haul routes.

This is a development that Thailand certainly did not predict. According to seat capacity statistics from consultants OAG, Vietnam has become the second most important country, behind Indonesia. This paradigm shift actually reflects an economic reality: Vietnam's GDP per capita is climbing the rankings of Southeast Asian nations year after year. After the Philippines and Indonesia, Vietnam is indeed expected to surpass by 2030 a Thailand locked in its own complacency...

With Alaska Airlines launching flights on the Paris-Seattle route from May 2027, the route will be operated by three carriers and will be one of the most competitive on the transatlantic corridor from France.

Heart Aerospace has just flown the X1, presented as the largest all-electric aircraft ever built. A 27-minute flight that constitutes a major milestone towards the future ES-30 hybrid-electric regional aircraft.

Etihad Airways is adjusting its European schedule for the 2026-2027 winter season, notably featuring increased capacity to French-speaking Europe, including more flights per week to Brussels and a new route to Luxembourg. 

Richard Branson's company has obtained the right to operate high-speed trains between Paris, London, Brussels and Amsterdam from 1st October 2030.

A fire is affecting a large part of the regional train lines in Vienna, including connections to the airport. A situation that could last for several months...

Deutsche Bahn no longer operates a direct service between Paris and Berlin, forcing passengers to change trains in Frankfurt or Mannheim.

EasyJet's operations will be disrupted on 15 and 16 August by a fresh strike.

While the situation in the Persian Gulf remains as uncertain as ever, Emirates is "at it again" by offering even more flexibility to its passengers...

Korean Air and Asiana Airlines have secured the final approvals needed for their merger, paving the way for the launch of the new "integrated airline" on 17 December 2026.

On 30 July, Aena brought the new 3D scanner security checkpoint at Madrid-Barajas T4 into service and launched two tenders for €146m worth of works.

Brussels Airlines is abandoning plans to acquire two new Airbus A330s for its long-haul network due to its financial difficulties.

Launched on 14 December, this service between London St Pancras and Antwerp will only be possible in this direction due to the lack of border controls at the Belgian station.

On 6 August, Schiphol inaugurated the ClubLounge South, an 800 m² Privium lounge with a capacity of 125 travellers, making it the largest in its premium network.

The Lufthansa Group's first Airbus A320neo will take to the skies on 19th August equipped with Starlink.