Wizz Air has accused Serbian authorities of introducing aviation rules that could force the airline to close its base at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport. The Hungarian low-cost carrier says the proposed regulations would significantly limit its ability to operate flights from Serbia and could require the relocation of aircraft currently based in Belgrade.
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Thailand Bans the Use of Power Banks During Flights
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) has introduced new rules governing the transport and use of portable battery packs, commonly known as power banks, on board aircraft. The restrictions apply to all passengers departing on flights from Thailand and are intended to enhance aviation safety.
Read moreRyanair to Close Berlin Base and Cut Flights by Half
Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair has announced it will close its base at Berlin Brandenburg Airport. Beginning October 24, 2026, the airline will remove seven aircraft based in the German capital and significantly reduce its flight schedule.
Read moreQantas Unveils First Ultra-Long-Range Airbus A350 for Nonstop Flights
Qantas has taken delivery of its first Airbus A350-1000ULR, designed to operate ultra-long-haul flights lasting more than 20 hours.
Read moreSouthwest to Allow Free Checked Wine on Select Flights
U.S. airline Southwest Airlines will introduce a program allowing passengers to check wine for free on select domestic flights.
Read moreLufthansa warns of flight disruptions during pilot strike on March 12–13
German airline Lufthansa is preparing for schedule disruptions after pilots announced a two-day strike set for March 12–13, 2026. The walkout, organized by the Vereinigung Cockpit union, is expected to lead to flight cancellations and timetable changes across the airline’s network.
Read moreWizz Air receives approval to operate flights between the U.K. and the U.S.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has granted Wizz Air’s British subsidiary approval to operate passenger flights between the United Kingdom and the United States. The authorization covers both scheduled and charter services.
Read moreU.S. State Department Urges Americans to Depart Several Middle Eastern Countries Immediately
The U.S. Department of State has advised American citizens to leave a number of Middle Eastern countries due to heightened security risks across the region.
Read moreJapan Plans to Ban Use of Power Banks on Flights
Japan is preparing new restrictions for air travelers that would prohibit the use of power banks during flights starting in April.
Read moreNepal May Tighten Mount Everest Climbing Rules
Nepal’s parliament is reviewing a bill that would introduce stricter requirements for climbers seeking to summit Mount Everest.
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