A single technical failure helped bring U.S. air travel to a standstill, canceling more than 15,000 flights in two days and exposing just how vulnerable the nation’s air traffic control network can be.
An Air France jet made an unexpected turn just after takeoff from Los Angeles, bringing it within roughly 400 feet of an American Airlines plane before air traffic controllers stepped in.
Dozens of flights across Europe were hit by bomb threats in a single day, forcing military fighter jets into the air and sending Ryanair and Aer Lingus passengers through emergency diversions and security checks.
What started as a fight over in-flight Wi-Fi has turned into a multimillion-dollar publicity machine, and Ryanair’s CEO seems more than happy to keep provoking Elon Musk.
Two helicopters collided while trying to land in Nepal’s Everest region, killing one tourist and injuring others in one of the world’s most challenging places to fly.
Ryanair is warning that Europe’s famously cheap flights could get a lot more expensive in 2027, and Americans planning multi-city trips may be among the first to feel it.
A deadly high-speed train crash has shut down a key route between Madrid and southern Spain, leaving travelers stranded as authorities warn the death toll could still rise.
Ryanair just added more than 45 new routes in three days, giving U.S. travelers even more ways to crisscross Europe without paying traditional airline prices.