Miami authorities arrested a woman attempting to board an international flight after allegedly discovering a large quantity of marijuana in her checked luggage at Miami International Airport (MIA).
International Aviation News
Islamabad has emerged as the center of renewed optimism for Pakistan International Airlines as the national carrier prepares to restore direct flights to London after a prolonged suspension.
Edinburgh marked a meaningful milestone for United Airlines (UA) this December as one of its most experienced long-haul captains completed his final round-trip before retirement.
Saudi Arabia continues to restrict public access to alcohol, yet policy shifts now signal a controlled easing of rules that could eventually affect Riyadh Air (RX) operations at King Khalid International Airport (RUH).
Qatar has confirmed that it will cut its flights from Hamad International Airport, Doha (DOH), to San Francisco International Airport (SFO) by nearly 30 percent during the 2026 northern summer schedule.
South Korea will gain a new long-haul air link from the United Kingdom as Virgin Atlantic (VS) confirms plans to launch direct flights to Seoul in 2026, strengthening connectivity between Europe and East Asia.
There will be a long-absent direct air link restored when Turkish Airlines (TK) launches scheduled passenger flights between Türkiye and Armenia in March 2026 on the Istanbul – Yerevan route.
A tense exchange at an airport check-in counter has drawn widespread attention after an Alaska Airlines (AS) passenger was denied permission to carry two cats in a single underseat carrier while traveling home for Christmas.
Lufthansa receives its centennial Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner in Frankfurt, launching a six-aircraft anniversary fleet.
South Korea has imposed fresh regulatory pressure on its aviation sector after competition authorities fined Korean Air (KE) and Asiana Airlines (OZ) a combined 6.46 billion won, or about $4.4 million.