Aviation News

Emirates introduces an electrically powered privacy screen in Premium Economy.

Premium Economy seats on Emirates now come with privacy screensWorld's first electrically powered seat divider debuts on the airline's A350 fleet.

The Ukraine president has warned about the increasing number of drones in the skies over Russia.

Fly through Russia at your own risk, warns ZelenskyUkraine president warns airlines about the dangers of flying through Russian airspace.

The north satellite marks Terminal 1’s biggest expansion in more than three decades.

Tokyo's busiest airport expands with new satellite facilityOpening on 1 September, the northern facility marks the first major expansion for Haneda’s terminal one in three decades.

More than 42.5 million passengers travelled through Australia’s main gateway in 2025.

Green light for Sydney Airport Master Plan 2045Sydney Airport will expand under a plan to handle more than 72 million passengers a year by 2045.

Business Class long-haul travellers will also get a wider choice of main courses.

Hot meals are landing on Lufthansa’s short-haul flightsPassengers can now pre-order hot meals on eligible short- and medium-haul flights.

Malaysia’s key air hub steps up checks from kerb to cockpit.

KLIA launches 17-point security overhaulNew measures include risk-based passenger screening, tighter staff vetting and a bigger police presence.

The name change of Palm Beach Airport took effect 9 July.

This US airport code now has the president’s initialsPalm Beach Airport has been renamed as President Donald J. Trump International Airport.

Disruptions caused by force majeure, including severe weather, natural disasters or air traffic control instructions, are excluded.

Peach Aviation makes delays a little less painfulPassengers can claim up to JPY20,000 for eligible international flight disruptions.

T'way Air said that it would offer more personalised services, including upgrading airport and in-flight services.

Korean budget carrier T’way Air has a new nameTrinity Airways flying soon in the skies.

The Sensory Corner can accommodate up to 12 users at a time and is available free of charge.

Hong Kong Airport opens first sensory space for travellersNew sensory-friendly space supports passengers with invisible disabilities.