On May 20, 2025, an ex-TWA MD-83 left Roswell desert, destined for Kyrgyzstan, to return to commercial service for the first time in almost 6 years.

Turks and Caicos-based InterCaribbean has its sights set on Trinidad, aiming to enter the market in 2025.

The U.S. FAA has issued an interim order limiting the number of aircraft movements at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) following weeks of operational issues.

Ryanair continues its campaign against unruly passengers by hitting them where it hurts most: their wallets.

IHG’s boutique Hotel Indigo Bridgetown Barbados will now accept reservations for stays from January 1, 2026.

After working together for more than 19 years, JetBlue Airlines is celebrating its partnership with Dunkin’ with a special-doughnut themed livery.

In response to the USDOT Secretary Sean Duffy's question about making travel easier, Boom Supersonic Founder and CEO Blake Scholl said that TSA screening should be done away with completely.

Arajet continues expanding its North American footprint, with plans to Boston to its route network.

Hawaiian lawmakers passed new legislation to increase the state’s lodging taxes in an effort to raise more money for environmental protection and natural disaster preparedness.

Air Canada has announced that it will offer free high-speed Wi-Fi access to most flights operating within North America, Mexico and the Caribbean.

U.S. citizens will now require to have a minimum of at least $2,000 saved up to apply for a Brazilian visa.

KLM has announced plans to resume flights to the Caribbean island of Barbados with their Boeing 787-9 for the Winter 2025 season.