Travel News | Published 31 October 2025By Dealzflight Travel Desk | Source: Editorial Partner Portugal has dramatically tightened its immigration and citizenship rules, effectively closing the fast track that once made the country a go-to gateway into Europe. In October…
Forbes Travel Guide has published its annual list of the best airlines and airports in the world for 2025, revealing which carriers and terminals continue to define the gold standard in comfort, service, and innovation. The rankings are based on…
Ryanair has announced plans to scale back or completely withdraw operations from several major European airports, citing rising airport charges, higher taxes, and a shortage of new aircraft as key reasons for the move. The low-cost carrier announced that it…
MUMBAI — British Airways (BA) is set to expand its India network as part of a high-profile UK Government trade mission led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The airline announced plans to launch a third daily flight between London Heathrow…
Budget Airline Reduces Summer 2026 Capacity Ryanair has announced it will cut 1.2 million seats to and from Spain for summer 2026, continuing a dispute with the country’s airport operator, AENA. This follows the reduction of one million seats from…
Two of Europe’s most popular sleeper train routes are being cancelled this December, marking a major setback for eco-conscious travel across the continent. End of the Line for Vienna–Paris and Berlin–Paris Services Austrian national rail operator ÖBB has confirmed it…
Return to the US Market Gulf Air, Bahrain’s national carrier, has relaunched nonstop services between Manama and New York City, marking its return to the US after nearly three decades. The inaugural flight landed at JFK’s Terminal 1 on Wednesday,…
O’Leary Slams “Needless” Cancellations Ryanair has warned that up to 100,000 passengers will have their travel plans disrupted next week as French air traffic controllers prepare for strike action. The airline’s chief executive Michael O’Leary said the walkout will force…
Digital shift confirmed Ryanair has announced that paper boarding passes will be scrapped from 12 November, with passengers required to use digital boarding cards on the airline’s mobile app. First major airline to go fully digital The carrier will become…
Airline Announces New Rules Emirates has introduced a blanket ban on the in-flight use of portable power banks across all services departing from October 1. The policy applies to every route and requires passengers to review what they carry in…