In response to an airplane catching fire in South Korea earlier this year,
As officials investigate the cause of an Air Busan plane that caught fire
Several airlines, including all South Korean airlines and a number of carriers
In response to an airplane catching fire in South Korea earlier this year,
As officials investigate the cause of an Air Busan plane that caught fire
Several airlines, including all South Korean airlines and a number of carriers
As of March 1, passengers flying on South Korean airlines like Korean Air and
Additionally, passengers must cover these batteries with tape or store them in
"Storage in the overhead compartment is prohibited," the ministry said.
Also, as of March 1, EVA Airways, one of the two largest airlines in Taiwan,
This is also the case for those traveling on China Airlines departing from
"The ports of the power banks should be covered with insulating tape or
Thai Airways also enacted the same regulations beginning March 15, followed by
"Effective 1st April 2025, Singapore Airlines customers will not be allowed to
TPG senior hotels reporter Tanner Saunders traveled to South Korea on Korean
"I heard multiple announcements at Incheon International Airport saying that"
In response to a request for comment regarding recently implemented policies, a
As of March 17, the Federal Aviation Administration has not indicated plans to
"The FAA recommends that passengers keep cell phones and other devices nearby"
Southwest Airlines is commemorating its 54th anniversary with a promotional campaign offering significant discounts on flights.
Ontario, California, marked a significant milestone by welcoming its second long-haul passenger route from STARLUX Airlines, connecting to Taipei.
Alaska Airlines is set to enhance its inflight dining experience by expanding its fresh food offerings.
Spirit Airlines is considering postponing or canceling some of its Airbus orders due to the ongoing trade conflict between the United States and the European Union.
Delta Air Lines flight 2089 experienced a delay of one hour and 35 minutes on June 1st, as reported by FlightAware.
As of 2025, the world's only remaining Boeing 747-100 continues to fly under the operation of the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force.