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Emergency management personnel at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Daytona Beach, Florida, campus are closely tracking the development of Hurricane Idalia. While Daytona Beach remains south of the “cone of uncertainty,” the university is planning for contingencies.
The UK CAA’s report on airline website accessibility shines a light on problem areas and suggests fixes airlines should focus on to improve their digital channels.
In an impressive strategic move, PLAY Airlines has officially onboarded Emilio Chacon Monsant as their new Head of Ancillary Revenue. Emilio isn’t a new face in the airline industry. His career includes significant roles in the airline industry. He previously worked at Ryanair as their Head of Ancillary Revenue. His…
The Finnish Border Guard, in a landmark move, is launching a pilot project for a Digital Travel Document (DTC) at Helsinki Airport, marking a significant stride towards a seamless international travel experience.
During the upcoming National Preparedness Month, United Airlines joins Sesame Workshop, the admirable force behind Sesame Street, on a special project. Their collective goal? Bringing early childhood development opportunities to families affected by crises globally.
A glitch in the UK’s privatized National Air Traffic Services (NATS ) caused massive disruption to Monday flights, impacting many bank holiday travelers. The glitch could not have come at a worse time, and while it has been resolved, the aftereffects continue.
Virgin Australia is taking a significant leap forward in improving passenger experience by introducing an innovative baggage tracking system. This groundbreaking initiative marks a milestone for Australian airlines and highlights Virgin Australia’s dedication to enhancing customer satisfaction, streamlining operations, and setting new industry standards.
Spotlight on Innovative Drone Safety Solutions at the International Drone Show 2023
Emirates is making waves yet again in the skies and on the tennis courts as it announces its 12th consecutive year as the Official Airline of the US Open Tennis Championships. From Dubai to New York, the airline is set to deliver an unparalleled tennis experience to fans around the…
Some cargo and private aircraft operations could continue overnight, but all air traffic will stop by 7 a.m. Tuesday morning. The Airport, including the Main Terminal and Airsides, will be closed to all visitors and cannot function as a shelter.
