Dana is a Travel Tomorrow reporter. She graduated in Political Science and International Relations. She moved to Brussels from Romania for her studies and Mont des Arts made her fall in love with the city and remain here. She loves animals, especially dogs, and everything food related, but dessert most of all.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has just posted the highest year-end profit and, as staff bonuses are proportional to the company’s financial results, employees could expect a nearly […]
From 28 July, Australian carrier Qantas Airlines will suspend its flights between Sydney and Shanghai due to low demand. A remarkable decision since the service has […]
After more than 50 years of trying to find the perfect location for a new airport to replace Lisbon’s current Humberto Delgado Airport (AHD), the council […]
Fighting hidden, or “junk”, fees has been one of the big issues the Biden administration has been fighting. On 24 April, the US Department of Transportation […]
On 30 April, the European Commission officially notified 20 airlines that they had been found to make unsupported or ambiguous green claims, in other words, greenwash, […]
Boeing’s disastrous year continues, despite the company saying it is “fully confident in the safety and durability” of its planes. Last week saw 3 incidents involving […]
Brussels Airport, Zaventem, has confirmed a series of 2024 summer slots for Iceland’s low-fare, start-up airline, Play, in what will be the third year in a […]
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is setting up a pilot test for a modern messaging system that should improve communication between airports and airline and […]
Edging ahead in the race to reduce vehicle charging times, a Chinese partnership is set to build the world’s first ultra-fast charging systems for electrical vertical […]
Another e-gate outage has caused widespread scenes of chaos and delays across UK airports before being fixed but was not a “cyber-attack”, the Home Office has […]
Although passenger traffic at European airports is forecast to exceed pre-pandemic levels this year, the month of March and overall first quarter remain just below 2019 […]
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched yet another investigation into Boeing aircraft, following reports of irregularities and unperformed safety inspections in the production of […]
Australian aviation giant and flag carrier Qantas is facing penalties amounting to over AUD$100 million (€61.5 million) after it sold tickets for non-existent flights. The settlement […]
From September 11th until October 25th, Korean Air will be introducing direct flights from Seoul Incheon to Lisbon, Portugal. The airline will operate three weekly flights […]
In December last year, the German government announced it would be increasing the aviation tax for passengers instead of the kerosene one for airlines. Although also […]