Explosion Collapses Building in Central Athens, Three Injured

By admin September 25, 2026 No comment

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An explosion caused a two-storey residential building to partially collapse in Athens’ popular Plaka district on Friday, injuring three people and damaging nearby homes, shops and cars. The cause of the blast has not yet been determined. The explosion occurred near major tourist attractions including the Acropolis and the Temple of Zeus, sending debris and […]

easyJet France Cabin Crew File Strike Notice

By admin August 5, 2026 No comment

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Cabin crew unions representing easyJet France have filed a strike notice covering the period from August 7 to September 2, citing worsening working conditions. While industrial action could take place at any time during this period, unions are required to provide 48 hours’ notice before specific strike dates. The unions said they remain willing to […]

Lufthansa Warns of Lower Profit Amid Fuel Price Volatility

By admin August 4, 2026 No comment

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Lufthansa has warned that its operating profit could decline in 2026 as volatile fuel prices continue to weigh on earnings. The German airline said higher fuel costs linked to geopolitical tensions, including the U.S.-Iran conflict, caused its second-quarter operating profit to more than halve, prompting a weaker full-year outlook. The airline now expects adjusted EBIT

Boeing Edges Airbus as Aircraft Orders Cross 300 at Farnborough Airshow

By admin July 23, 2026 No comment

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Aircraft manufacturers secured more than 300 commercial aircraft orders at the Farnborough International Airshow in the UK, with Boeing narrowly leading Airbus in total deals. According to a Reuters tally, around 327 firm orders were announced during the event, surpassing the previous Farnborough show in 2024. However, the total remained well below industry expectations of

Boeing Nears 737 MAX Certification Milestone

By admin July 16, 2026 No comment

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Boeing is in the final stages of securing regulatory approval for a redesigned engine anti-ice system on its 737 MAX aircraft, a key step toward certifying the delayed MAX 7 and MAX 10 variants. The updated system addresses a potential overheating issue that could lead to engine failure and has been the primary obstacle preventing […]

UK Watchdog Probes Ryanair Family Seat Fees

By admin June 12, 2026 No comment

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The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation into Ryanair over charges imposed on parents who want to sit next to their children on flights. The regulator is examining whether the airline’s “mandatory family seat” policy, which typically costs around £8 each way, is unfair under consumer protection laws. Ryanair’s terms require […]

European Pilot Union Pushes EU to Tighten Airline Employment Rules

By admin June 12, 2026 No comment

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The European Cockpit Association (ECA) is urging European regulators to close what it describes as a loophole that allows airlines to hire pilots and cabin crew through outsourcing agencies instead of employing them directly. The union argues that the practice weakens worker protections and leaves aviation staff vulnerable to sudden job losses and reduced employment […]

Europe Faces Jet Fuel Crunch Amid Middle East Supply Disruption

By admin April 17, 2026 No comment

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Europe could face a severe jet fuel shortage within weeks as disruptions in Middle East supply chains intensify, according to the International Energy Agency. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sharply reduced exports, pushing prices to record highs and raising concerns that stocks could hit critical levels by June if alternative supplies are […]

Airlines See No Immediate Relief Despite Iran Ceasefire

By admin April 8, 2026 No comment

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Global airline and travel industries are unlikely to see immediate relief despite the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, as jet fuel supply disruptions and refinery damage continue to strain operations. Aviation leaders warn that even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens, it could take months for jet fuel supplies to stabilize due to ongoing disruptions in Middle East […]

Airlines Struggle as Fuel Price Surge Clouds Profit Outlook

By admin March 30, 2026 No comment

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Global airlines are raising ticket prices and reducing flight capacity as soaring oil prices sharply increase operating costs, creating uncertainty for the industry’s profitability. The sudden spike in jet fuel prices, triggered by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, has forced carriers to rethink pricing strategies and route planning, even as higher travel costs