Travel

While snow isn't often a factor in Istanbul it seems as though it was playing quite the devil's advocate with flights and travel in general this week. Read More

It seems as though it?s back to business as usual at St. Anthony Airport according to a spokesperson at Navigation Canada. Read More

The FAA has made a proposal that will allow commercial drones permitted in U.S. airspace. Operators will have to pass a test on FAA rules to get a certificate for drone flying. Read More

Instead of deciding you won't be able to afford to go away on vacation this year why not take a look at when the best time is to buy your flight and save yourself some money. Read More

The City of Toronto has issued an extreme cold weather alert for Monday and over 120 flights were canceled at Billy Bishop and Toronto Pearson airports. Read More

The Fredericton International Airport has temporarily lost its Sunwing flights to Cuba. This year, the airline will use the Saint John airport rather than the Fredericton airport. Read More

In fewer than four months after flights to Newark were launched, the London International Airport in London, Ontario, Canada were canceled. Read More

The storm that has been hitting the Southern Interior of the province of British Columbia for over 24 hours from Sunday to Monday caused cancelations and delays at Kelowna International Airport. Read More

A snow storm in the Okanagan Sunday affected local airports. A spokesperson for Kelowna International Airport said there have been several delays and a few cancelations as a result. Read More

SpiceJet has confirmed it will offer 230 flights every day in January 2015, denying the speculation of increased flight cancelations. Read More

Starting March 30, 2015, airberlin will add flights from Berlin to Bucharest. This will bring up the number to two per day, and 13 new connecting destinations to and from the Romanian city. Read More

All London airspace was closed to air traffic on Friday for just under an hour on in the afternoon because of a computer outage at the National Air Traffic Services. Read More

Starting December 15, Air Canada and WestJet will stop allowing large pets as checked baggage until after the holidays are done. Smaller pets will still be allowed in the cabin as carry-on, with restrictions. Read More

The restrictions in the St. Louis area have been lifted after the grand jury decision in the Ferguson case. A spokesperson for the Lambert-St. Louis International Airport said that the FAA flight restrictions expired at 3:30 am on November 25. Read More

On Thursday night, an Air Canada Q400 turboprop aircraft made a rough emergency landing in Edmonton; of the four passengers sent to hospital, three have been released so far. Read More

French security officials are looking into a series of illegal and mysterious drone flights over French nuclear power stations. Read More

A computer problem at Heathrow caused chaos on Saturday, affecting departures, baggage, and landing. Hundreds of passengers sat on the tarmac waiting for their flights to depart, the baggage system was disabled and therefore whole flights took off with no baggage, and many planes that landed couldn?t park to unload passengers. Read More

Japan flight cancelations are increasing during Typhoon Vongfong. The country?s two largest carriers, ANA Holdings Inc. and Japan Airlines Co. canceled more flights Sunday during the second week of Typhoon Vongfong. Read More

Approximately 35,000 walruses are crowded on one Alaska beach because of disappearing sea ice. Because of the number of the animals, a stampede would kill a majority of them, especially the young ones and females, so the FAA has ordered all flights re-routed. Read More

RCMP in Richmond, British Columbia are investigating this week after three different flights arriving or departing from the Vancouver airport were hit by lasers last week. A spokesperson for the RCMP said all three cases happened on Monday. Read More

Calgary received the final evacuation flight from Los Cabos Mexico, where Hurricane Odile has ravaged the country, causing power outages and leaving vacationers and residents without water and phone service. Read More

Pilots are due to strike for a week starting Monday and Air France will run only 40 percent of its scheduled flights. The strike is due to planned cuts. According to Air France CEO, the strike could go until September 22, which will cost the airline between 10 and 15 million euros each day, which is equal to between 12.9 and 19.4 million USD. Read More

London Luton airport was closed on Monday after security officials observed a suspicious item in a passenger?s hand luggage and raised the alarm at 1:36 pm. Read More

The summer schedule with flights between Vancouver and Heathrow end on October 11 and will not continue next summer, according to an announcement from the airline on Wednesday. Read More