Amadeus then Microsoft: when airlines face computer vulnerability
It is suddenly that computer vulnerabilities – the first at Amadeus due to a cyberattack, the second at Microsoft due to a "technical" failure – are calling into question the management of almost all operations related to air transport by computer. With a nagging question: is air transport now too dependent on digital technology?
Ebola: the United States imposes a certificate on all air passengers
Starting November 3, all passengers on an international flight to the United States must certify that they have not stayed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo within 21 days before boarding.
Protests: International SOS maintains a low risk level for France
Despite the unrest last weekend, International SOS maintains a low risk level for France while recommending vigilance for travelers. The global leader in security and safety also mentions two scenarios for the future.
Uncertain situation for air transport to Saudi Arabia
The cascade cancellation of flights this week at the Riyadh International Airport following three attacks – one of which also affected the Dammam airport – is deepening the crisis in air transport in the region, forcing international airlines to reconsider resuming their flights.
flydubai: beyond the terrorist act, questions about flight safety
The problem is no longer just the terrorist act aboard flight flydubai 1073. It is about how a pilot who was presented as a source of concern was able to be recruited and then put in command of an especially sensitive international flight.
Air travel remains at the mercy of a volcano in Indonesia
Hundreds of thousands of travellers are currently stranded in Indonesia or abroad, due to the fallout of ash following the eruption of the Anak Krakatau volcano between Java and Sumatra, which forced the authorities to close seven airports, including Jakarta. Traffic nevertheless resumed this Tuesday morning.
Air travel: the situation is deteriorating again in the Gulf
If airports and Gulf airlines continue to operate their flights, unexpected delays and suspensions are possible due to the resumption of attacks by the United States and Iran.
Emirates with comprehensive insurance, Etihad with medical insurance in Abu Dhabi
Emirates offers comprehensive insurance covering all possible risks, while Etihad offers complimentary insurance until the end of the year.
LGBTQ+ Business Travellers: Safety, a Major Issue for Business Trips
Companies must now assess the risks of business travel for LGBTQ+ businesspeople, according to two surveys by Booking.com and Riskline.
New travel insurance with Supertripper
Supertripper is launching two new offers this week, Supercare and Superflex, designed to insure employees during their business travel.
Israel, Dubai: how International SOS is tackling the crisis in the Middle East
In view of the conflict between Israel, the United States and Iran, International SOS has revised the level of risk for certain countries in the region and explains the conditions for evacuation.
War in the Middle East: the Ministry's recommendations
In view of the situation in the Middle East, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is inviting visiting French citizens to contact its services.
Traveller security: BCD Travel chooses Riskline
BCD Travel has chosen Riskline to reinforce the security of business travellers and support companies in their duty of care.
Milan-Cortina 2026: what impact will it have on travellers?
In the run-up to the Winter Olympics, Riskline has published a Safety Guide for travelling in Milan and Northern Italy.
Is business travel a popular target on the dark web?
An investigation by NordVPN and Saily reveals hundreds of thousands of miles being sold for just a few dollars, and hotel databases being sold for up to $3,000 (€2,565).
International SOS: climate of uncertainty and overlapping crises in 2026
International SOS has just published its report and risk map for 2026, painting a worrying picture of a world where crises are overlapping and accelerating, leaving businesses under pressure in the face of volatility that has become the norm.
Safety: Safeture's 2026 risk map
Safeture and Riskline have just published their new risk map to identify the most dangerous destinations for business travellers.
International SOS launches Quantum all-in-one platform
The new Quantum all-in-one platform from International SOS integrates risk management for travel, corporate sites and critical events.
B. Renaut (International SOS): "more complex evacuations to manage".
Evacuations, reassessment of recommendations: Beatrix Renaut, Head of Security at International SOS, looks at the security situation linked to the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Security: new certification for GeoSure
GeoSure is launching a new badge-based certification system to identify the most reliable hotels and destinations for the safety of business travellers.
