Paris mulls new scooter curbs
Scooter operators have a one-month warning to come up with solutions to a worsening problem on the streets
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Schiphol: Passenger cutbacks extended to March
Amsterdam's Schiphol continues to struggle with baggage and security problems, but so far has made no moves other than limiting passengers.
Skytrax: Best airlines? The usual...
The airline rating survey shows little change at the top, with Qatar taking #1 for the seventh time
Swiss court rules: No discount bunnies
An appeals court uphold's Lindt's right to be the only vendor of foil-wrapped rabbits, at least in Switzerland.
Virgin Atlantic: All-in for SkyTeam
Virgin Atlantic is joining the alliance led by Delta and AirFrance/KLM, its close partners in the trans-Atlantic business
Paris Olympics: Green light and cost-cutting
There's a go-ahead for a spectacular opening, but also a warning that funds will be watched closely
Canada Covid restrictions end today
Canada has finally ended its notification, quarantine and vaccination requirements for visitors
Shipping giant MSC takes to the air
MSC, the shipping and cruise giant, is now making a move into the air cargo market
Feds: Make airfares more transparent
Proposed federal rules would require airlines and travel agencies to include fees as well as fares in search results
Brussels to host huge light-and-lantern show
Brussels will be the first European installation of a popular British light and sound productiorn
Ama offers seven rivers, seven weeks, one ship
AmaWaterways stitches together a lengthy itinerary, all on a single ship
T-Mobile spreads its inflight WiFi wings
T-Mobile inks a free WiFi deal for its customers on United, adding to deals it already has with American, Delta and Alaska.
U.S. visa 'bomb' for Cuba visitors
U.S. sanctions on Cuba may be hitting harder on European vacationers than on the island nation.
Bar Harbor votes cruise curbs
Maine's Bar Harbor, increasingly a popular cruise port, has decided just how much is enough.
Schiphol: Another cash splash for delays
Schiphol is backing up again as pay and overtime bonuses are cut; now the airport wants to pay airlines to stay away.