Air Freight News
FAA adds safeguards to US flight system to prevent new outages
The US government has added new protections to the aviation notice system that led to thousands of disruptions earlier this month in an attempt to…
France braces for more transport chaos as reforms prompt strikes
France is bracing for another wave of strikes that will affect flights, trains and public transport as labor unions continue their protests against the government’s…
Flood damage at Auckland Airport halts international flights
New Zealand’s biggest airport delayed the reopening of its international terminal Saturday because “critical components” of the infrastructure were damaged by severe flooding after a…
Auckland Airport halts domestic, international flights on floods
Auckland Airport said it would halt domestic and international flights until noon on Saturday after New Zealand’s biggest city was hit by incessant rain that…
FAA cracks down on contractor linked to January flight grounding
Employees of a small government contractor linked to the massive US air-traffic error that grounded thousands of flights earlier this month have had their access…
Berlin Airport cancels all flights on Wednesday amid strike
Berlin’s airport said it has canceled all passenger flights Wednesday because of a strike organized by the Verdi union, severing the German capital from international…
Airport ground transportation market is expected to reach US$ 22 billion in 2022
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Berlin airport sees strike grounding flights on Wednesday
The operator of Berlin’s largest airport expects strike action to bring all regular flight traffic to a standstill on Wednesday as ground crews, services staff…
Fog forces some flight cancellations at London Heathrow
London’s Heathrow airport was forced to cancel some departures on Monday amid thick fog and freezing temperatures.
US air traffic halt caused by ‘unintentionally’ deleted files
The contractors who damaged computer files leading to the massive Jan. 11 disruptions to the US flight system did so “unintentionally,” aviation regulators said Thursday.