Airo, News Pacific Northwest customers will be the first in the nation to experience Amtrak’s newest trains PACIFIC NORTHWEST – Beginning Sept. 30, customers can experience the new Airo trainsets on the Amtrak Cascades as Amtrak introduces its newest fleet into passenger service.

Delta Air Lines will launch nonstop service from Monterey, California for the first time in nearly two decades. Two routes begin in December.

United’s Chicago-Narita return will intensify Tokyo competition, briefly pushing O’Hare to a record seven daily Tokyo departures.

Air France will open a 29,000 square foot lounge inside the new Terminal One at New York's JFK airport.

Avianca will add 787 business class suites with privacy doors in 2027, alongside major upgrades to dining, amenities, and service.

Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, launched its new First, Business and Economy cabins — dubbed Beyond Borders — for its Airbus A330 aircraft at the Arabian Travel Market. The carrier, according to the announcement, is “doubling down” on First, bringing that product to more aircraft, more routes and more guests.

Frontier Airlines is picking up where Spirit Airlines left off in Colombia, with three nonstop routes to Colombia launching in December.

Iberia has unveiled its new Emerald Lounge Sorolla at Madrid-Barajas, combining personalised service, Spanish gastronomy and wellbeing.

At peak operation, Lufthansa Group airlines will offer up to 36 weekly flights to and from Dubai. The gradual resumption of services will strengthen the Lufthansa Group’s presence in the Middle East while significantly expanding travel options for both business and leisure travelers.

Nashville’s airport authority board unanimously voted Friday to begin the process to rename the city’s airport to honor late country music legend and Tennessee icon Dolly Parton.

The new Terminal One at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport is no longer expected to open in 2026 after some delays.

Starting October 19, airlines can classify more delays as outside their control, reducing access to free meals and hotels. The change stems from a 2024 law redefining reporting categories. Travelers may see fewer amenities during disruptions.

France and eight Schengen countries may continue limiting EES biometric checks indefinitely, as ferry operators warn of delays for British travellers.

Delta Air Lines will end nonstop service to three airports from New York City. It's also trimming two nonstop flights out of Las Vegas.

New United features make it easier to score an earlier flight during delays as well as order food and essential items for pickup at your gate.

Emirates unveils world's first electric Premium Economy seat with full-height privacy screen on new Airbus A350, featuring wireless charging, 4K entertainment and enhanced comfort.

Flight tallies show sudden withdrawals from midwest and northeast airports after years of steady Toronto and Montreal links.

Air India and IHG Hotels & Resorts have forged a new partnership to benefit members of the airline's Maharaja Club and IHG One Rewards.

Frontier Airlines is cutting its last remaining route at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport after a two-year run.

Qantas is moving up the retirement schedule for its Airbus A380s. But the airline also announced swanky suites for its new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners.

Construction is already underway on four locations, with outposts in Austin, Baltimore, Honolulu and Nashville expected to open late next year.

Star Alliance is set to open a lounge at Seoul’s Incheon International Airport later this year, ensuring eligible passengers retain lounge access following Asiana Airlines’ departure from the global airline alliance. Incheon International Airport Corporation and Star Alliance have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish the lounge at Terminal 1.

The AiRail Terminal at Frankfurt Airport will be closed from 26 October 2026. From this date, baggage drop-off will be available in the regular check-in areas of the terminal. Depending on your travel class, you can use either the self-service baggage drop-off kiosks or the check-in counters. The route from the long-distance train station to the terminal is short and barrier-free.

Brightline announced that the company is introducing new fare options offering guests more flexibility and choice. The new FLEX fares cater to guests traveling to or from Orlando who value complete flexibility, such as business travelers, international guests, and those whose travel plans may change after booking.