The first aircraft operated by Emirates Airlines departed from Dubai bound for Frankfurt.

Flights to and from Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, have resumed after a two-day closure caused by the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau. The volcanic activity forced the temporary shutdown of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Tangerang, Indonesia, disrupting travel plans for passengers. The Associated Press reported that the eruption, which occurred on September 7, 2026, led to significant ashfall and air quality concerns, prompting authorities to halt operations. The resumption of flights marks a return to normalcy for international travelers, though ongoing monitoring of the volcano's activity remains crucial. The incident highlights the impact of natural disasters on global transportation networks and the importance of emergency response protocols. Officials have confirmed that no major structural damage was reported, and the airport is operating under enhanced safety measures. This event underscores the delicate balance between human activity and natural geological processes, particularly in regions prone to volcanic activity.

Direct flight services between India and China are poised to restart as early as next month, a move widely seen as a significant indicator of improving

(Posted 05th July 2026)   Air Seychelles intends to resume their flights to Tel Aviv on the 20th of August it was learned from a source in Victoria. The flight will leave Mahe on Wednesday evening at ...

(Posted 24th April 2026)   Qatar Airways has announced the resumption of flight operations between Doha and key destinations across the Middle East, reinstating daily services to the United Arab Emira...

Move comes ahead of airline’s planned privatisation and follows clearance from Britain and EU regulators

AviationNews – Etihad Airways has officially resumed a limited flight schedule from Abu Dhabi today, marking a significant step in the airline's recovery following a period of operational suspension. This restart aims to restore essential connectivity for global travelers while prioritizing passengers who held pre-existing bookings. The decision to relaunch services follows an extensive and rigorous safety assessment conducted by the airline’s management and aviation authorities.