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Ryanair warns of ‘queue chaos’ as EU border system strains peak summer travel
Europe's aviation industry is calling on the European Commission to suspend the bloc's new biometric border control system during the peak summer travel season, warning that wait times of up to five hours risk grinding airports to a halt as…
Airlines still face fuel shortages, route chaos despite Hormuz reopening
The global airline industry continues to grapple with fuel supply constraints and network disruptions tied to the Middle East conflict, even as diplomatic progress offers a glimmer of hope for recovery, according to Aviation Week.
IATA: global air passenger demand fell in May amid Middle East war
Global air passenger demand dropped 2.2% year-on-year in May 2026, marking a second consecutive month of contraction as the war in the Middle East continued to weigh on the aviation industry, according to data released Monday by the International Air…
SAS places $10 billion order for up to 40 Airbus widebodies
Scandinavian Airlines announced on Tuesday that it will purchase up to 40 Airbus widebody aircraft in what the carrier called the largest investment in its history, with a total list price exceeding $10 billion.
China Southern orders $3.6B in Boeing freighters
Boeing The Boeing Company secured an order for seven freighter aircraft from China Southern Air Logistics Company Limited, the cargo subsidiary of China Southern Airlines, in a deal valued at approximately $3.62 billion at list prices, according to a company…
China Eastern orders 25 Airbus A330neo jets for $9.35B
China Eastern Airlines announced on Friday that it will purchase 25 Airbus A330neo widebody jets at a catalogue price of approximately $9.35 billion, as the carrier moves to expand its long-haul international network out of Shanghai.
EU indefinitely extends tariff freeze in Boeing-Airbus dispute
EU member states voted on Thursday to extend the suspension of retaliatory tariffs on $4 billion worth of American imports, preserving a fragile truce in the decades-long transatlantic trade conflict over subsidies to Boeing The Boeing Company and Airbus.
Visa delays push World Cup fans toward Canada
With the first tri-nation FIFA World Cup set to kick off on June 11, international fans are increasingly eyeing Canada as their gateway to the tournament, driven by a simpler entry process, growing airline capacity, and mounting concerns about traveling…