Airlines News

Reuters

Bomb threats prompt Warsaw airport closure and inspections of diverted aircraft

Polish authorities inspected aircraft arriving from London and Copenhagen after bomb-threat alerts, while Warsaw-Modlin Airport closed after a London-bound flight made an unplanned landing there. Separate reports described a threat involving a Ryanair flight en route from Manchester to Spain, underscoring the breadth of Tuesday’s security response.

2026-11-03T03:04:19.675897-08:00

Airlines

Recent Coverage

Japan’s two largest carriers reshape domestic operations with government support

Japan’s two largest carriers are changing how they operate domestically, with government assistance helping the shift. The available reporting frames the changes as part of a broader consolidation and fleet revamp in Japan’s airline sector, but provides no further detail on the carriers’ plans or the government’s role.

1 source Bookmark this story

Reuters

High activity

Bomb threats prompt Warsaw airport closure and inspections of diverted aircraft

Polish authorities inspected aircraft arriving from London and Copenhagen after bomb-threat alerts, while Warsaw-Modlin Airport closed after a London-bound flight made an unplanned landing there. Separate reports described a threat involving a Ryanair flight en route from Manchester to Spain, underscoring the breadth of Tuesday’s security response.

27 sources Bookmark this story

Qatar Airways leases Heathrow slots from Oman Air

Qatar Airways is leasing Heathrow airport slots from Oman Air, adding access to capacity at one of Europe’s busiest hubs. The available report does not specify the number of slots, lease duration or the routes Qatar Airways plans to operate using them.

1 source Bookmark this story

Qatar Airways leases Heathrow slots from Oman Air

Qatar Airways has leased takeoff and landing slots at London Heathrow from Oman Air, securing access to airport capacity through an arrangement between the two Gulf carriers. The available report does not specify the number of slots, lease duration or whether the deal will enable additional flights.

1 source Bookmark this story

Reuters

High activity

Air India weighs more widebodies as it targets long-haul growth and profitability

Air India is considering expanding its widebody orderbook as its new leadership pursues long-term growth, market-share gains and stronger financial performance. The wider Indian market is also gearing up for international expansion: Adani Airports’ CEO argues the country needs three national carriers, while IndiGo plans to grow its fleet to 600 aircraft by 2030 and expand A321XLR operations.

17 sources Bookmark this story

Syria’s Fly Cham plans to add a dedicated freighter

Fly Cham plans to add a dedicated freighter, marking a move into purpose-built cargo operations for the Syrian carrier. The available report does not specify the aircraft type, timing, capacity or intended routes, leaving the scale and commercial role of the expansion unclear.

1 source Bookmark this story

Ghana targets 2027 return of national airline under Ghana Airways name

Ghana is aiming to relaunch a national airline as Ghana Airways in 2027, Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa said. A technical committee overseeing the project has completed and submitted its report, marking a planning milestone; the available announcement provides no details on fleet, funding or operating model.

1 source Bookmark this story

Create a free account to see more recent Airlines stories and keep bookmarks in one place.