Today in travel.

Transportbusiness-standard.com14 Nov

US air travel should recover from ground stop by end of Sunday, FAA says

The FAA Administrator says flights will still have delays and cancellations on Saturday but should be fully recovered by the end of Sunday. Thousands of passengers have been stranded due to the nationwide ground stop.

Airlinestelegraphindia.com14 Nov

Amid US aviation shutdown, Air India says flights to America remain on schedule

The airline said its services to New York, Newark and San Francisco landed on time, with departures also unaffected

Staysmanilatimes.net14 Nov

International hotel group expands its reach in PH

With the opening a few months ago of Radisson Red in Cebu, the international hotel group is determined to expand its reach and solidify its presence in the Philippines. They intend to do this by offering guests options across their different hotel categories.

Airlinesbostonglobe.com14 Nov

Nearly 200 flight cancellations due to nationwide ground stop

Massport expects the flight backlog to be cleared and normal operations fully restored by Sunday morning.

Airlinesmanilatimes.net14 Nov

US air travel resumption will ‘take time’ after halt

NEW YORK — Los Angeles Flights in the United States were resuming on Saturday after being grounded for several hours due to a major communications outage, though authorities said returning to normal operations would take time.

Airlinesmanilatimes.net14 Nov

CEB partners with KOT, urges Filipinos to discover Korea more

BUDGET carrier Cebu Pacific (CEB) is expanding its long-standing partnership with the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) to boost Filipino travel to South Korea and deepen tourism ties between the two countries.

Airlineschroniclelive.co.uk14 Nov

Lapland 'official home of Santa' just three hours from Newcastle Airport

From November, easyjet is operating flights to Rovaniemi on Wednesdays and Sundays - here's what the destination offers

Airlinestravelweek.ca14 Nov

U.S. flight disruptions continue after FAA ground stop triggered by data overload on decades-old tech

The FAA’s ground stop may have lasted just over four hours, but its impact could drag on for days. More than 2,500 U.S.

Airlinesindependent.co.uk14 Nov

Thousands of US flights grounded as old technology causes air traffic control meltdown

The stoppage was the first nationwide ground stop since January 2023

Airlinesthepointsguy.com14 Nov

Flight cancellations near 6,500 Saturday, extend into Sunday after FAA meltdown

Flights are departing again after Friday's rare nationwide ground stop. But travelers will feel the ripple effects through the weekend.

Airlinesthepointsguy.com14 Nov

Flight canceled or delayed? Here’s what to do next

Airline delays and cancellations are happening frequently. Here's how to avoid getting stuck if they happen to you.

Airlinesindependent.co.uk14 Nov

US ground stop lifted after FAA order halted air traffic and left thousands waiting at airports

FAA said that the ground stop — the second nationwide ground stop of all departures since the September 11, 2001 attacks — was ordered ‘out of an abundance of caution’

Airlinestravelweek.ca13 Nov

FAA issues ground stop for all U.S. airports due to “extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety”

TORONTO — The FAA has issued orders for a nation-wide ground stop for all U.S. airports, citing “extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.” According to multiple U.S.

Airlinesaerotime.aero13 Nov

FAA halts all US departures, warns airborne flights to expect holding nationwide

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered a nationwide ground stop shortly before 4 p.m. Eastern time on….

Airlinesthepointsguy.com13 Nov

How to book your dream trip to London with the American Express and Virgin Atlantic Flying Club 30% transfer bonus

See how I booked Virgin Atlantic flights and a Virgin Hotels stay with Amex points, plus how eligible U.S. cardmembers can get a 30% bonus through Nov.

Airlinesdailymail.co.uk13 Nov

Inside Singapore Airlines' £1.2bn makeover: Travel expert gets first-hand look at enormous first-class beds and major upgrade to economy

From memory foam mattresses and fully closing suite doors to 5ft-wide first-class beds, Singapore Airlines is pulling out all the stops in its bid to raise the bar.

Airlinestravelweek.ca13 Nov

High airfares becoming the new norm as jet fuel costs soar: AAPA

Major airlines across the Asia-Pacific, Europe and North America have raised base fares, hiked fuel surcharges or added extra fees since the Iran war began in late February.

Airlinesskift.com13 Nov

Beyond Miles: Earning Loyalty Through Proactive Care

Airlines can expand the value of loyalty currencies by allowing travelers to redeem rewards for services beyond flights and upgrades.

Placesdailymail.co.uk13 Nov

Forget a 'Mamma Mia' summer! These Greek islands are just as magical in winter - with no crowds, fantastic food and beautiful scenery

Think the Greek islands shut down after summer? Think again - these seven destinations have plenty to offer all year round.

Airlinesaerotime.aero13 Nov

BA-owner IAG offers access to 122M travelers through new advertising firm

International Airlines Group (IAG), owner of British Airways and Iberia, is offering businesses and brands access to 122….

Placesskift.com13 Nov

The Hotel Restaurant Is Becoming the Main Event Again

Hotel restaurants are becoming destinations again. The smartest owners are giving chefs and operators the freedom to create places with their own character and following, rather than trying to serve every guest at every hour.

Airlinesaerotime.aero13 Nov

SpiceJet flights from Dubai cancelled over unpaid airport fees: reports

Several SpiceJet flights from Dubai have been cancelled due to unpaid airport fees, according to reports shared by….

Placestravelweek.ca13 Nov

Porter expands winter sun schedule with five new destinations

TORONTO — Porter Airlines is giving Canadian sun seekers more ways to escape winter with 22 new routes to warm-weather destinations. The expanded winter schedule represents a 75% increase in seat capacity compared to last year, building on the airline’s inaugural season of service to Mexico, the Caribbean and Central America, which carried well over 200,000 passengers.

Airlinesaerotime.aero13 Nov

A380 startup Global Airlines ordered into compulsory liquidation by UK court

Airbus A380 startup Global Airlines has been ordered into compulsory liquidation by the Insolvency and Companies Court in….

Airlinesaerotime.aero13 Nov

‘Build an airport that can adapt.’ Alton Aviation’s Mabel Kwan on APAC financing

Asia Pacific is expected to drive more than half of global aviation growth in the coming decades. Building….

Airlinesaerotime.aero12 Nov

Archer Aviation and Formula 1 partnership could see air taxi flights at races

Archer Aviation and Formula 1 have signed a multi-year partnership that could see air taxi flights at Grand….

Staysdailymail.co.uk12 Nov

Is this the ULTIMATE getaway? The £178,000 round-the-world holiday where guests fly by private jet, sail on luxury yachts and stay in some of the world's most exclusive hotels

The 23-day adventure takes in six countries, with a private chef, dedicated concierge and a 'journey physician' on hand throughout.

Airlinesaerotime.aero12 Nov

Vertical says new quality certification matches Airbus and Boeing standards

Electric vehicle takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer Vertical Aerospace has said a newly awarded quality certification matches….

Airlinesaerotime.aero12 Nov

Emirates strikes deal to take ownership of six Airbus A380 aircraft

Emirates will take ownership of six Airbus A380-800 aircraft currently operated as part of its fleet under a….

Placestheguardian.com12 Nov

‘A web of canals and cobbled streets’: a city break in Haarlem in the Netherlands

A short ride from Amsterdam, this laid-back city has great museums, cosy bars and a new exhibition featuring the works of Rembrandt and local artist Frans Hals this winter It’s only 15 minutes away from the Dutch capital by train, but Haarlem feels a million miles from Amsterdam, and perhaps provides a more typical glimpse of the Netherlands than trailing around the well-worn tourist trail of Van Gogh, coffee shops and red lights. An attractive c