Severe Weather Disrupts 120+ Flights at ORD, 100+ at JFK and LaGuardia on August...
Severe storms on August 11 caused over 120 canceled flights and 400 delays at Chicago O’Hare, plus more than 100 cancellations and 250 delays at JFK and LaGuardia. Major U.S. airlines issued waivers for fee-free rebooking and fare changes across affected airports.
Alaska Airlines to Launch Direct U.S.-Rome Flights in August 2026
Alaska Airlines has announced nonstop flights from the United States to Rome. Service begins in August 2026, linking the two locations directly.
Vietjet to Start Western Sydney-Ho Chi Minh City Flights in January 2027
Vietjet will start flights from Western Sydney International Airport to Ho Chi Minh City in January 2027 using Airbus A330s. Flight frequency will increase from twice weekly to thrice weekly by March 2027.
Anchorage Airport Adds New Routes and Plans Major Infrastructure Upgrades
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport increased seat capacity by 11% in early 2026 and ranks first in U.S. cargo volume. New nonstop seasonal flights by Alaska Airlines, Southwest, and American Airlines began in spring and summer 2026.
FAA Ground Stop at Chicago O’Hare and Midway Amid Severe Storms
The FAA imposed ground stops at Chicago O'Hare and Midway airports on August 11, 2026, due to severe storms with winds reaching 100 mph. Flight delays and a ground delay program affected incoming flights through the day.
Porter Airlines Cancels Victoria-Toronto Flight After Child Refuses Seatbelt
Porter Airlines cancelled its flight from Victoria to Toronto on August 11, 2026, after a child refused to wear their seatbelt. Passengers were delayed and rebooked for the following day.
Cambodia Tourism and Agriculture Ministries Sign MoU for Agritourism Hubs
Cambodia’s Ministries of Tourism and Agriculture signed an MoU in August 2026 to develop agritourism and ecotourism hubs. The partnership aims to link agriculture with tourism to boost local economies and sustainable growth.
European River Cruises Alter Routes Amid August 2026 Low Water Levels
Drought and heatwaves in August 2026 lowered water levels on the Danube and Rhine, forcing rerouted itineraries and cancelled stops. Cruise lines including Uniworld and Viking implemented route changes and ship swaps to manage disruptions.
European River Cruises Adjust Schedules and Conduct Ship Swaps Due to Low Water Levels
Drought and heatwaves in summer 2026 have dropped water levels on the Danube and Rhine to historic lows. River cruise lines like Uniworld and Viking are rerouting sailings and swapping ships to manage navigation issues.
Celebrity Cruises Reveals 2028-29 Itineraries Covering Seven Continents
Celebrity Cruises announced its 2028-2029 deployments with itineraries across all seven continents. The schedule includes expanded Europe seasons and new routes in Alaska, Asia, and South America.
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US Airports Report 820+ Flight Delays and 65 Cancellations on November 13
On November 13, 2026, over 820 flights in the U.S. were delayed and 65 canceled. Multiple major airports were impacted by these disruptions.
FAA Ground Stops at JFK, LaGuardia; Newark Delays Average 137 Minutes
FAA issued ground stops at JFK and LaGuardia and a delay program at Newark on November 12, 2026, due to thunderstorms. Hundreds of flights experienced delays and cancellations across New York area airports.
Cruise Ship That Stranded Passengers in Cambodia Held in Singapore
A cruise ship stranded hundreds of passengers in Cambodia and is now detained under a court order in Singapore. Passengers were forced to disembark early due to the vessel's abrupt voyage end.