A cut backup fiber stopped Northeast flights because the FAA is still running a 40-year telecom design, even after swapping copper and spending billions on NextGen.
Royal Caribbean is paying $3 billion for half of Sandals, buying Caribbean land that cannot sail away from hurricanes like its ships.
Houthi strikes near Riyadh’s airport triggered U.S. alerts covering travel through Gulf hubs, even though country advisory levels did not change.
An aging FAA circuit and its backup fiber in one New Jersey rail corridor both failed, triggering Northeast ground stops after a two-path upgrade.
Alaska will add 50 percent more seats at Everett’s Paine Field, including twice-daily San Jose flights, while Sea-Tac waits on gates into the 2030s.
Typhoon Dujuan stayed offshore but still halted Haneda, Narita and Tokaido trains during Silver Week, after Chiba’s August floods.
American Airlines will codeshare Starlux from Sept. 30 on four Taipei routes, but Phoenix metal and AAdvantage miles stay out of the deal.
Sapphire Reserve for Business raises The Edit credits to $1,000 in 2027, but only through Chase Travel, and caps 3x ads at $1 million.
British Airways will not fly to Abu Dhabi until winter 2027/2028, leaving Etihad the only UK nonstop while Dubai returns at one daily flight.
Etna ash closed Catania on 14 September, sending flights to Palermo, Comiso and Trapani after a summer of 600-plus diversions and soaring hire rates.