Airports News

Airports

Recent Coverage

Adani expects one or two foreign airlines to pause Mumbai flights rather than shift to Navi Mumbai

Adani Airport CEO Arun Bansal said some airlines may temporarily suspend service to Mumbai instead of transferring operations to the new Navi Mumbai airport. He expects one or two foreign carriers to take that approach, underscoring the operational and commercial choices airlines face as the city’s airport capacity expands.

1 source Bookmark this story

Air Data News

High activity

American resumes daily Haiti service, adding Cap-Haïtien as its 100th Latin America and Caribbean destination

American Airlines has restarted daily nonstop flights between Miami and Cap-Haïtien using Boeing 737 MAX 8s, restoring service to Haiti after a suspension in late 2024. The route is the first by a major U.S. airline since then; Port-au-Prince remains off limits to U.S. carriers.

5 sources Bookmark this story

Berlin Brandenburg scraps evening flight noise surcharge

Berlin Brandenburg Airport has scrapped its evening flight noise surcharge, removing a charge previously applied to flights during the evening period. The available report does not specify when the change takes effect, the surcharge’s former level or whether other noise-related fees remain.

1 source Bookmark this story

Drone reports disrupt Jersey Airport for a second consecutive evening, diverting four flights

Jersey Airport reported further drone activity near the airfield on Saturday, Oct. 31, after disruption the previous evening. Four flights could not land as scheduled, with cancellations and diversions affecting passengers. The incidents highlight the operational vulnerability of smaller airports to suspected drone activity.

5 sources Bookmark this story

FlightGlobal

High activity

Controller coordination failure allowed four aircraft to cross JFK runway, forcing Swiss A330 to abort takeoff

U.S. investigators attributed a runway incursion at New York JFK to poor coordination between two tower controllers. Four aircraft crossed the runway in front of a departing Swiss Airbus A330, whose crew aborted the takeoff roll. The event highlights the safety consequences of clearance and coordination breakdowns in a complex airport environment.

2 sources Bookmark this story

Air Force One’s low-altitude Halloween flyover unsettles Washington and delays flights

A low-altitude Air Force One flyover during a White House Halloween celebration startled visitors and D.C. residents, with some reports citing only 15 minutes’ notice. The event also disrupted operations at Reagan National Airport, delaying dozens of flights and raising concerns about the impact of presidential aircraft movements on the capital’s airspace.

7 sources Bookmark this story

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

About

News about airports