If you took international flights during the last week of September, you may have felt it. A cut fiber line closed the airspace over the busiest corridor in the United States for most of a Monday. A rare September nor’easter followed on the weekend. In Europe, a strike in Iceland lasted one morning and another
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Getting through an airport is the part of a trip that tests any plan. For a passenger with reduced mobility, a sensory sensitivity, or a recent injury, and for the people traveling with them, it is usually the first place where things go wrong. The demand for travel that gets this right is growing. A
Fall in Japan? In Japan, looking at autumn leaves has its own name: momijigari, which means “hunting for autumn leaves.” The custom dates back to the Heian period, when aristocrats in Kyoto left their private gardens to go find the best color in the mountains and countryside. Today the hunters arrive on long-haul flights, and
Amsterdam Schiphol Meet and Greet: What to Know Before You Land Amsterdam Schiphol is one of the easiest large airports in Europe to describe and one of the easiest to underestimate. Everything sits under one roof, the train is under the terminal, and signage is in English everywhere. Then you land at 8 a.m. with
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If you are flying into Europe over the next three weeks, this is a good moment to look at the calendar. Last week showed how quickly a normal Tuesday can turn into two days of cancellations. The weeks ahead bring Fashion Month, Oktoberfest and the UN General Assembly at the same time that European border
If you are flying to Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Doha for work this November or December, book your airport help early. Five huge events land in the same six weeks, all of them pulling tens of thousands of business travelers through the same few airports. Picking the best Meet and Greet service is what
On 19 August 2026, a long-haul flight touched down at Paris Charles de Gaulle. On board: one adult travelling alone, one baby, one stroller, one car seat and two checked bags. In a few minutes after being met at the gate area, all of it — parent, baby, stroller, car seat, bags — was loaded
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