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Israeli tourism to Azerbaijan jumped 139% in 2025 from 2024, with Israelis spending about 184 million NIS ($59 million). Officials attribute the rise to long-standing ties and expanded flights, including plans to double weekly Ben-Gurion–Baku flights from 14 to 28, as Baku markets itself as a safe, diverse destination beyond the capital.
A major winter storm disrupted U.S. air travel on Monday, with more than 4,000 flights canceled and over 8,000 delayed as the Northeast bore the brunt; Boston Logan reported about 60% of departures canceled, and New York-area airports were heavily affected, while airlines offered waivers and flexible rebooking to stranded passengers.
KLM has canceled 124 flights due to snow and cold weather disruptions at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, with ongoing cancellations and delays expected as de-icing and weather conditions impact operations.
U.S. airspace over parts of the Caribbean near Venezuela has been effectively closed following President Trump's strikes in Venezuela, leading to numerous flight cancellations and schedule adjustments by major airlines, with the situation still evolving as authorities monitor the airspace restrictions.
New York City experienced its heaviest snowfall in nearly four years, with over 4 inches in Central Park and up to 9 inches in the metropolitan region, causing flight disruptions and marking a significant weather event since early 2022.
Over 1,000 flights were canceled or delayed nationwide on a busy travel day due to a winter storm and a software issue affecting Airbus A320 aircraft, with Los Angeles International Airport experiencing significant disruptions amid expected high travel volumes.
Cyber Monday 2025 offers a wide range of travel deals including discounted flights, hotel stays, all-inclusive resorts, and travel packages from major providers like JetBlue, Hilton, and Skyscanner, with many deals ending tonight, making it a prime opportunity for travelers to save on their next trip.
Over 850 flights were canceled in the US early Wednesday, mainly from Chicago, Denver, and Atlanta, amid ongoing chaos at airports due to a federal government shutdown and capacity limits at major airports, with additional delays reported.
Over 1,500 flights were canceled across the US on Monday due to FAA capacity limits at major airports, with ongoing travel disruptions expected to continue into Tuesday amid a federal government shutdown.
Due to the federal government shutdown and resulting capacity restrictions, multiple flights at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport have been canceled on Saturday, with ongoing updates expected as more cancellations may occur. Passengers are advised to monitor their flight status and contact airlines for rebooking or refunds.
Due to the ongoing government shutdown, the FAA has canceled at least 800 flights across 40 U.S. airports, including major hubs like Atlanta and Dallas, with flight reductions expected to increase, causing potential travel disruptions during the busy holiday season.
The US federal government shutdown could cause significant disruptions in travel, including delays and cancellations in flights, closures of national parks like the Grand Canyon, and impacts on museums and other sites, while essential services like airports and passport offices will continue to operate despite staffing and funding challenges.
Russian tourists can now take direct flights to North Korea, marking a significant shift in travel options due to increased restrictions on European destinations following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The new monthly flights symbolize strengthened ties between Russia and North Korea, offering a controversial new vacation route amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Russia is launching its first direct passenger flights to North Korea's capital Pyongyang since the 1990s, signaling a move to strengthen ties amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, with flights operated twice a week initially, following the resumption of rail services between the two countries.
American and United Airlines have suspended some flights to the Middle East, including Qatar and Dubai, due to increased military tensions and security concerns in the region, with airlines monitoring the situation for safety.