
Mexican Army Kills Powerful Cartel Leader 'El Mencho'
The Mexican army killed Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho', leader of the Jalisco New Generation cartel, during a military operation.
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The Mexican army killed Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho', leader of the Jalisco New Generation cartel, during a military operation.
A goldendoodle named JetBlue, abandoned at a Las Vegas airport, garnered international attention and was adopted by a responding officer from over 2,700 applicants.

Moscow shuts down all 4 airports during Ukrainian drone attack, Russian officials say The Kyiv Independent

A HiSky aircraft operating a flight from Bucharest to Hurghada, Egypt, returned to Otopeni Airport shortly after takeoff due to a cabin pressurization sensor activation. The plane, carrying nearly 200 people, circled to burn fuel before landing safely.

Around 500 passengers were forced to spend the night inside planes at Munich Airport after their flights were canceled due to heavy snow, and a lack of buses prevented them from returning to the terminal.

An IndiGo flight was forced to divert to Imphal, Manipur, after a sudden dust storm made landing at its original destination, Dibrugarh airport, unsafe. The crew made a swift decision to re-route the aircraft to the nearest viable alternative.
Moscow's four international airports faced temporary closures on Sunday as air defence systems downed 11 Ukrainian drones approaching the capital. Mayor Sergey Sobyanin confirmed the interceptions, wh

The new terminal at Lokapriya Gopinath Bardoloi International Airport (LGBIA) in Guwahati has commenced commercial operations, significantly increasing its annual passenger capacity to 13.1 million and strengthening connectivity in Assam.

An American Airlines flight at New York's JFK Airport was grounded and delayed after a 'No Smoking' sign was found missing in a seat row, requiring the airport to print a replacement.
Landowners for the Abia airport project are threatening to reclaim their farmlands due to an ongoing dispute over compensation.

The Department of Homeland Security has temporarily halted TSA Precheck and Global Entry airport security programs, effective Sunday morning, as airlines prepare for an impending blizzard.
Japan's transport ministry plans to subsidize the introduction of snowplows at airports to ensure stable flight operations and prevent passenger strandings.

The Department of Homeland Security is set to suspend the TSA PreCheck and Global Entry airport security programs, drawing criticism from Democrats who accuse the DHS of 'kneecapping' initiatives that expedite traveler processing.

A British tourist charged with criminal damage and drug possession after a viral video showed him damaging check-in kiosks at the Hong Kong International Airport has been released on HK$5,000 bail. Youcef Bennoui, 35, appeared at the West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts on Wednesday following his arrest on Monday. Earlier this week, viral social media footage showed a […]

Border police at Eindhoven airport have picked up a 54-year-old man from Deventer who was carrying €250,000 in cash. The...
An individual has been detained at Dhaka airport after being found in possession of an air rifle.

Orlinda, a Colombian woman suffering from dementia, has been missing for eight months after leaving Madrid's T-4 terminal on her own during a stopover on June 22, 2025. Her family remains optimistic about finding her alive.

Indian cricketer Virat Kohli and actress Anushka Sharma were seen at Mumbai airport, where Kohli playfully told paparazzi that their plane wouldn't wait for them.

The Bombay High Court has issued rulings concerning height restrictions near defense installations and airports, balancing security requirements with developers' rights.

A 30-year-old man was arrested after causing a disturbance and attacking a police officer on a flight bound for Thessaloniki's Macedonia Airport.
TSA PreCheck services at Chicago O'Hare airport continue to operate normally, despite a recent suspension announcement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

A proposed airport project near Machu Picchu is raising concerns among conservationists and locals, who fear it will cause irreversible damage to the ancient Inca citadel and its surrounding environment.

Democrats accuse DHS of ‘kneecapping’ programs that help speed registered travelers through security lines

The US Homeland Security has suspended TSA Precheck and Global Entry airport programs due to a partial government shutdown, impacting travelers.

A dog that was abandoned at an airport check-in counter has found a new home after being adopted by the police officer who rescued him.

Plans to rename Florida's Palm Beach airport after former President Donald Trump are advancing amid controversy, potentially adding him to a list of presidents with airports bearing their names.
Passenger traffic at 24 regional airports in Greece increased by 2% in January.

A Florida bill proposing to rename Palm Beach International Airport as 'President Donald J. Trump International Airport' has advanced to the governor and FAA for final approval.
Athens International Airport (AIA) has experienced another radar failure, raising concerns about air traffic control systems.
The R8bn Cape Winelands Airport project is facing its final hurdle before construction can begin.

A woman has been charged after abandoning a dog tied to a baggage sizer at a Las Vegas airport, prompting an outpouring of adoption applications for the animal.
The R8 billion Cape Winelands Airport project is approaching its final regulatory hurdle before construction can commence.

A woman was arrested at a Las Vegas airport after she tied her dog to a baggage sizer at a JetBlue ticket counter and walked away, leading to charges of animal abandonment.
The Palm Beach Airport is slated to be renamed Donald J. Trump International.
Mexico's President Sheinbaum announced the country is seeking the extradition of US-based fuel smugglers, also providing updates on AIFA airport's new train and a toxic tamale incident.

FAAN, in partnership with MTN Nigeria, has launched a free WiFi service at Lagos and Abuja international airports to enhance passenger experience.
John F. Kennedy Jr. and his wife, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, attended the Municipal Art Society Gala in 1998. Richard Corkery/NY Daily News Archive/Getty Images Before her death in a plane crash, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy was a well-known fashion icon. As the wife of John F. Kennedy Jr., she was frequently photographed at glamorous events. Bessette-Kennedy's style is practically a main character in "Love Story." Arguably, no one can nail classic, "cool-girl" style quite like Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy did. Bessette-Kennedy shot to prominence in the mid to late '90s as the girlfriend and then the wife of John F. Kennedy Jr., the son of former President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. John F. Kennedy Jr., Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, and her older sister, Lauren Bessette, were killed in a plane crash on July 16, 1999. There were no survivors from the accident, which happened off the coast of Martha's Vineyard. Before her passing, Bessette-Kennedy was known as a fashion icon, thanks to her minimalist outfits, which embodied what we now call the quiet-luxury aesthetic and featured a color palette of mostly black, white, beige, and navy blue. Her personal style is now coming back into the zeitgeist with the release of Ryan Murphy's "Love Story," which chronicles the couple's seven-year relationship. Here are 11 of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy's best, most timeless looks. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy defied the fashion "rule" that you can't mix black, brown, and beige. John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy stand in front of their apartment in Tribeca. Jon Naso/NY Daily News Archive/Getty Images Pictured here with John F. Kennedy Jr. in front of their Tribeca apartment in New York City, Bessette-Kennedy embodied classic autumnal fashion by pairing patent-leather brown boots with a simple black sweater and a camel-colored, calf-length skirt. She accessorized with an understated black-leather bag and swept her blonde hair back into a low ponytail. Before she married John F. Kennedy Jr., she was a publicist at Calvin Klein, which appeared to influence her personal style. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy at the Annual Fundraising Gala on March 9, 1999. Evan Agostini/Liaison/Getty Images Bessette-Kennedy knew how to ace perfectly tailored, classic pieces similar to the ones Klein is known for, like this structured white button-up and black mermaid-tail skirt. Vogue called this minimalist look "the epitome of uptown glamour without compromising her pared-back aesthetic." She largely stuck to a basic black palette for formal events. John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy at the Municipal Art Society Gala in 1998. Richard Corkery/NY Daily News Archive/Getty Image Pictured here with her husband at the Municipal Art Society Gala in 1998, Bessette-Kennedy wore a strapless black column gown, velvet gloves, and pointed strappy stiletto heels. However, for an off-duty look, she didn't shun color altogether. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in New York City in 1996. Lawrence Schwartzwald/Sygma/Getty Images In 1996, while walking around New York City, she was photographed wearing a flowy summer dress with a bright floral print, black strappy heels, and a black, patent-leather handbag. She looked effortlessly cool in a pair of perfectly tailored jeans and strappy sandals. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in New York City in 1996. Lawrence Schwartzwald/Sygma/Getty Images This classic look, from the black sleeveless tank to the brown-and-cream heeled sandals, would still be stylish now. She often accessorized with a pair of sunglasses. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy walking on Madison Avenue in 1997 Lawrence Schwartzwald/Sygma/Getty Images These rounded black sunglasses paired with a black button-up and green cargo pants epitomized '90s fashion. She was also the master of a classic coat. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in January 1997. Lawrence Schwartzwald/Sygma/Getty Images While heading to the airport to catch a flight for Bill Clinton's inauguration in January 1997, Bessette-Kennedy was photographed wearing a camel-colored skirt, black leather boots, and a belted black suede coat. Nothing screams classic New York style like a pair of jeans, a white T-shirt, and a black leather jacket. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in October 1996. Lawrence Schwartzwald/Sygma/Getty Images She finished the look with a tortoise-shell headband and a pair of oval sunglasses. Even for events, she leaned into structured outerwear. John F. Kennedy and Carolyn Bessette during "Newman's Own" George Awards at US Customs House in New York City in 1999. Ron Galella/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images When attending the Newman's Own George Awards in 1999, she paired a black coat with ruffled detailing with simple black pants and strappy heels. Even when walking around New York City, she upgraded an otherwise casual look by choosing designer pieces. John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy walk in New York City in 1996. New York Daily News/NY Daily News via Getty Images In this 1996 ensemble, she layered a grey Miu Miu dress beneath a sleek black coat, striking a balance between understated elegance and effortless cool. Tall black boots elongated the silhouette, while a glossy patent-leather bag added a more playful touch. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy will always be remembered as a fashion icon. John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in 1997. Brooks Kraft LLC/Sygma/Getty Images Bessette-Kennedy effortlessly blended elegance and simplicity in her fashion, becoming one of the decade's most recognizable style icons. There's no arguing that Bessette-Kennedy, through her iconic minimalist style, made a lasting impact on the fashion world. She showed that while fast-fashion trends come and go, simple elegance lasts forever. Read the original article on Business Insider
Traffic at Newark airport was disrupted following an engine failure on a JetBlue aircraft.
Auckland International Airport has released its financial results for the first half of the fiscal year.
Passengers are currently stranded at Kenya's main airport due to an ongoing strike.
A US startup wants to lure customers with lucrative cargo space unavailable on today's narrowbodies. Natlius US startup Natlius unveiled plans for a dual-deck blended-wing jet with a level for passengers and another for cargo. It's a familiar setup, but the ultra-wide jet would hold more freight than existing narrowbodies. The smaller, cargo-heavy plane could be built as a designated freighter and replace the Boeing 757. Airbus' CEO recently said the future of flying is a B2-bomber-shaped "blended-wing body" plane with passengers housed inside the plane's one giant wing for maximum efficiency. Aleksey Matyushev, the CEO of the US aerospace startup Natilus, told Business Insider that his company has taken that vision one step further by redesigning its proposed blended-wing plane, Horizon, with plans to offer more lucrative cargo space while still delivering the 50% lower operating costs and up to 250 seats previously promised. Instead of the single-deck seating layout originally planned, the newly unveiled Horizon Evo — which the company expects to enter service as soon as the early 2030s — reimagines what cargo-heavy passenger jets can look like by adding a "dual-deck" layout. So far, Natilus' blended-wing vision is just a sketch on paper, and a mini-sized prototype it's been flying; actually developing and certifying the new plane type and getting it into the air is a much longer road. The dual deck design would have cargo sitting below the passengers, as is the case with traditional airplanes. Natilus Still, the dual-deck idea should be familiar to regulators and airlines, as it is the configuration of traditional tube-and-wing jets where passengers sit in a single level above the cargo hold. When installed on an ultra-wide blended-body, it results in a very cargo-heavy plane. Evo is expected to boast 2,600 cubic feet of dedicated cargo space on the lower level. For context, most Boeing 737s or Airbus A320s, which are at least 10 feet longer but have a cabin roughly half as wide despite similar wingspans, offer between roughly 1,300 and 1,800 cubic feet of belly cargo space. This cargo focus comes at a time when belly freight has become one of the most reliable money-makers in aviation (e-commerce helped keep airlines afloat during the pandemic). The lure could help break the Airbus-Boeing duopoly while also addressing a projected shortfall of roughly 15,000 narrow-body aircraft over the next two decades. "The market has gravitated toward a single-deck [blended-wing] layout because it's simpler to design and build in many ways, but I just don't see it as operationally better," Matyushev said. Natilus said its futuristic Evo jet will fit into existing airport infrastructure. Natilus California-based competitor JetZero, for example, is developing a single-deck version. Company leaders have previously said there is a lower deck for the landing gear and some cargo containers, but it could move that floor up to create more space. Making a dual-deck layout in a blended-wing aircraft is challenging. Unlike conventional jets, the design spreads volume horizontally rather than vertically, and stacking passengers above a cargo deck in this uniquely triangular-shaped airframe requires careful structural and engineering solutions. Evo's cargo economics could shake up the market for freight-reliant carriers. With roughly 11,000 cubic feet of cargo space across its two levels, Matyushev said Evo could serve as a dedicated freighter — potentially replacing planes like the Boeing 757. "There's a huge product gap left behind by the 757; companies like UPS and FedEx heavily rely on that configuration," Matyushev said. "Evo has the same volumetric capacity as a 757 but in a smaller airframe." Beyond cargo, Matyushev said the plane's unique geometry would similarly enhance the customer experience: airlines could fit the wide upper level with unique living spaces, such as a playroom or mini-offices. Natlius envisions a 12-abreast economy cabin with the potential to also install unique spaces that are not practical on traditional jetliners. Natilus He added that the economy cabin would feature more overhead bins and three aisles for better comfort, door access, and safety during evacuations: "It'd have four sets of three seats across, which is close to the A380," Matyushev said, referring to the superjumbo's possible 11-abreast seats." We're thinking about it like a widebody layout in a narrow-body type of footprint." Matyushev also said that Evo would have windows — something Airbus' top executive warned could be absent from some blended-wing designs. A windowless passenger jet could create a claustrophobic environment, and flight attendants may struggle to see outside as easily during an emergency. Natilus doesn't have a prototype of Evo, but a subscale model of its blended-wing cargo plane, called Kona, has been test-flying since 2023. Kona has secured orders from companies like US-based Ameriflight and Canada-based Norlinor, while Indian carrier SpiceJet has signed a conditional deal for 100 Evos. The above rendering shows Natilus' proposed "privacy pods" onboard the wide BWB jetliner. Natilus Natilus has raised $28 million in Series A financing to support its first full-scale Kona prototype and further development of Evo. It typically costs billions of dollars to develop passenger-ready commercial jetliners, and Natilus has a long way to go. The 737 Max cost around $2 billion to develop (before safety issues and the subsequent global grounding forced Boeing to redesign the plane). It was built on an older airframe that cost around $1.1 billion, in inflation-adjusted dollars, to develop. Meanwhile, the Airbus A320neo cost just over $1 billion to develop; it was also built on an older airframe, that originally cost around $3 billion to develop. Natilus isn't the only company betting on a Jetsons-like blended-wing aircraft. United Airlines has tentatively committed to buying up to 200 of JetZero's "Z4," which it previously described to Business Insider as a "living room in the sky." Airbus has also been developing a commercial flying wing since 2017 as part of its ZEROe program, which aims to build zero-emission airlines powered by hydrogen rather than traditional jet fuel. That project flew a demonstrator in 2019 but has since been delayed at least a decade from its initial 2035 timeline. Read the original article on Business Insider

Los Angeles Lakers center DeAndre Ayton was briefly detained at Lynden Pindling International Airport in Nassau, Bahamas, on suspicion of marijuana possession.

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and United Nigeria Airlines met to discuss recurring bird strike incidents, airport infrastructure deficiencies, and other operational safety concerns.
Kenyatta Hart had 21 points and 19 rebounds to lead Schroeder past Fairport 43-37 Tuesday night in Webster. The Raiders had a six point lead after three quarters, but the Warriors defense turned the faucet off in the fourth quarter. Fairport only scored five points in the final eight minutes and two of those came […]

Los Angeles Lakers star Deandre Ayton was temporarily detained and searched for marijuana at a Bahamas airport, though no charges were ultimately filed.

The former officer didn’t report the incident out of fear it would make ‘mountains out of molehills’
San Francisco International Airport is preparing for potential delays beginning in March.

The Trump family company is attempting to trademark the use of the president’s name on any airports, though they state there are no immediate plans to charge a fee.
A suspect was arrested at an airport ahead of departure, accused of raping a teenager during a Jewish Agency trip.

A strike at an international airport has concluded after causing two days of operational disruptions and flight delays.
The TSA is advising travelers that carrying significant amounts of cash can lead to complications and potential issues during airport security checks.
The Jamaat party has dismissed the detention of one of its leaders at Saidpur airport as a 'staged drama,' raising questions about the circumstances.

A 35-year-old British tourist has been arrested after he damaged several self-service check-in kiosks at the Hong Kong International Airport.

In a Hong Kong robbery case involving a Japanese man losing a large sum of cash, the arrested Japanese suspect has reportedly confessed to being hired to steal the money with a promise of payment after the crime.

The planned strike followed a labor dispute with authorities over pay increases, benefits and better working conditions. Kenya's main Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is a major transport hub in Africa.

As the T20 World Cup progresses, teams are vying for Super 8s spots, while Italy's journey and overall tournament statistics are also in focus.

Border Patrol Fired Army Lasers At Party Balloons, Forcing El Paso Air Traffic Shutdown On Wednesday, after the FAA suddenly shut down airspace over El Paso, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the unsettling move was prompted by a "cartel drone incursion," and assured Americans that "the threat has been neutralized." However, that shutdown, which impeded everything from commercial air traffic to medevac helicopter flights, was actually caused by a trigger-happy border Border Patrol unit firing a US Army laser weapon at a party balloon, not far from El Paso International Airport. The introduction of the weapon into a border-security role without FAA approval may have violated federal law. The proposal for arming the border patrol with the anti-drone weapon was first presented to Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg in the spring of 2025, sources tell the New York Times. The goal was the interdiction of drones used to smuggle drugs across the frontier. According to two people, Pentagon staff cautioned that the idea would require approval of the FAA and Transportation Department, but Feinberg said the Pentagon was free to do what it wanted with the weapons. The Pentagon called their account "a total fabrication." In a Feb 6 email obtained by the Times, the FAA's chief lawyer warned a DOD official that putting the weapon into the border-enforcement mix without restricting the airspace "a grave risk of fatalities or permanent injuries” to civilians flying overhead. CPB officers reportedly fired an AeroVironment LOCUST laser counter-drone weapon on loan from the US Army (AeroVironment photo) In the predawn hours on Monday, Feb 9, as military service members observed, Customs and Border Protection officers fired the laser weapon at what they assumed was a drone near Fort Bliss, but it was actually a metallic party balloon. Around 5pm that day, a DOD official emailed an FAA lawyer, reiterating the Pentagon's stance that prior FAA approval wasn't needed, and that the laser weapons would continue to be employed on the border, adding that he "looked forward" to a meeting to discuss the topic. FAA officials were said to be outraged. Early Tuesday evening, the FAA warned the Pentagon and National Security Council that an FAA-mandated shutdown of airspace near El Paso was imminent. Then came the extraordinary order from FAA administrator Bryan Bedford that airspace above El Paso would be closed for 10 days. The "temporary flight restriction notice" forbid any flights below 18,000 feet in the affected area. An angry El Paso Mayor Renard Johnson said the "unnecessary" airspace shutdown, which lasted a few hours, caused "chaos and confusion," including the diversion of medevac flights to Las Cruces, New Mexico. Bedford rescinded the order on Wednesday. The laser weapon was fired a balloon approaching Fort Bliss, which is immediately adjacent to El Paso International Airport The incident has intensified pre-existing tension between the DOD and the FAA, which goes back to the disastrous January 2025 collision between an American Airlines jet and a US Army Black Hawk helicopter that killed 67 people. At least two near-misses with Army helicopters followed. While it's been widely and credibly reported that CPB fired at a party balloon, the administration has yet to officially rescind its claims about a "cartel drone incursion." Meanwhile, the safety question hangs heavy in the air. In October 2024, an official at US Northern Command said safety concerns were, at the time, keeping lasers off the table where drone interdiction was concerned: “The biggest thing right now is the impact of the laser when it moves beyond its target. You know, how far is it going? What’s that going to do? How long does the laser need to remain on target before it begins to inflict damage and so on, right?” It's far from clear if those questions have since been satisfactorily answered. To the extent they're still being sorted out, maybe that process shouldn't be taking place next to El Paso International Airport. Tyler Durden Sun, 02/15/2026 - 13:25
Cologne/Bonn Airport temporarily suspended outgoing passenger processing and cleared a security area following a security alert.
United Nigeria Airlines experienced a bird strike involving an Airbus A320 during takeoff from Asaba Airport, marking the third such incident for the carrier.
Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Son Nhat International Airport experienced a record surge in passengers ahead of Lunar New Year (Tet), as thousands of overseas Vietnamese return home for emotional reunions. While Tet is Vietnam's biggest festival, many other Southeast Asian countries do not observe it as a public holiday.
Thirteen flights to and from Dublin airport on Monday have been cancelled due to a storm on the east coast of the USA.

Romania's Minister of Health, Rogobete, responded to criticism regarding his communication about a HiSky plane that returned to Otopeni Airport due to a sensor activation, stating his actions demonstrated good organization and responsibility.

Hajduk fans (Torcida) reportedly attacked Rijeka fans (Armada) at Zagreb airport following a football match, with a message later displayed during the derby.
Canceled flight at LaGuardia Airport ahead of massive i=winter storm. CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP A significant winter storm will pummel much of the Northeast from Sunday to Monday. Airlines are delaying

Multiple videos have emerged showing incidents of violence and vehicle fires in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico.

Pune airport has been honored with the 'best airport' award at the Wings India 2026 event, which took place in Hyderabad.
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a new advisory for TSA PreCheck and Global Entry, as millions of US travelers face longer airport lines due to a government shutdown and severe winter weather.

Police have arrested a 29-year-old man without a fixed residence, suspected of a fatal shooting in Rotterdam. The arrest took place at Düsseldorf airport.
Four intoxicated Polish men caused a disturbance at an airport before boarding their flight, refusing to leave a restricted area and leading to one being charged for insulting an officer.
TSA PreCheck and Global Entry are temporarily suspended amid a partial government shutdown. : Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images The Department of Homeland Security has tempora

Four airports in Moscow imposed flight restrictions for security reasons as the Russian capital came under drone attack, with at least seven drones reportedly involved.
The PreCheck and Global Entry programs that speed airport security checks for some travelers would be temporarily suspended from Sunday.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has suspended several airport security programs aimed at expediting registered travelers through security lines. This suspension is expected to cause potential inconveniences and headaches for passengers.

Air traffic at Vienna Airport was brought to a halt due to heavy snowfall, causing significant disruptions for travelers.

Heavy snowfall and strong winds have led to widespread chaos in Nordland, Norway, causing multiple accidents and the closure of a runway, disrupting traffic.
The first airplane has landed at Qamishli airport in Syria in over a year, marking a significant development for the region.
The Department of Homeland Security has suspended its TSA PreCheck and Global Entry airport security programs.

Due to a US government shutdown, programs like TSA PreCheck and Global Entry are being suspended, leading to slower air travel and dissatisfaction among airlines and Democrats.

Actors Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna were seen together at Hyderabad airport, fueling speculation about their rumored wedding.

The first day of trials for 'Letzte Generation' (Last Generation) activists in Austria resulted in two convictions and four diversions for protest actions at locations including the airport, state parliament, and federal chancellery.

A 30-year-old man was arrested in Thessaloniki for harassing passengers during a flight from a European city to Macedonia Airport.

Road transport in Romania is returning to normal after a recent episode of snow and blizzards, with the National Company for Road Infrastructure Administration announcing that no roads are closed or restricted, and no flights are canceled or delayed at Bucharest airports.

Border police at Eindhoven airport arrested a 54-year-old man from Deventer who was found carrying €250,000 in cash.
Qamishli airport has seen its first plane land in over a year, marking a significant event for the Syrian airport.
The Department of Homeland Security has announced the suspension of its TSA PreCheck and Global Entry airport security programs.
A technical fault in the data transfer system serving Athens International Airport (AIA) 'Eleftherios Venizelos' at Merenta Hill has been restored.
Mexico City's AICM airport has seen a second consecutive year of traffic decline, while the AIFA airport has gained ground. Officials hope that the World Cup, an end to U.S. restrictions, and remodeling will revive AICM.
Guanajuato’s airport is getting a massive 2.88 billion-peso, 4-year facelift Mexico News Daily
NASCAR is set to make its return to Mexico in April at the new Tulum airport, coinciding with the Tulum Air Show, which will feature a Mexican Air Force-organized display of fighter jets.
A federal grand jury has indicted a man accused of having multiple loaded guns near a construction site at the Columbus airport.
United Airlines and American Airlines are engaged in intense competition for market share at Chicago O'Hare Airport, with a United executive criticizing American's performance.

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Heavy snowfall has led to significant disruptions and halted traffic at Vienna airport.

Hong Kong International Airport's Terminal 2 is projected to serve 15 million travelers this year following its full opening in May, significantly increasing the airport's capacity.
Guanajuato's airport is set to receive a substantial 2.88 billion-peso, four-year renovation, which will include wide-ranging improvements such as automated immigration, larger baggage claim areas, and more boarding gates.
Chittagong is planning to build a 2.2-kilometer cycling track along the Airport Road.

The problem resulted in delays in departures and arrivals at Athens airport The post Radar fault at Athens Airport restored after causing flight delays appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Newark Airport experienced a temporary closure after a JetBlue flight was forced to make an emergency landing due to engine failure.

Donald Trump has reportedly suggested renaming New York’s Penn Station and Washington’s Dulles International Airport after himself, raising questions about the legality of such actions.
The International Hot Rod Association has officially acquired Atlanta Dragway in Banks County, Georgia, bringing one of the Southeast’s most historic drag racing facilities back under active motorsports ownership after years of uncertainty. Originally opened in 1976, Atlanta Dragway quickly established itself as a cornerstone of grassroots and national drag racing in the region. Built on land originally graded for an airport, the facility’s early infrastructure reflected its resourceful beginnin

Prosecutors said old investigations will also be revisited in the light of new revelations
A flight from Tokyo to Germany was forced to turn around seven hours into its journey over the Arctic, returning to its origin airport.

A Hong Kong court has granted bail to a driver suspected to have deliberately crashed his coach on the Shenzhen Bay Bridge, injuring 17 passengers, with the magistrate urging the man’s family to “pay extra attention” to his condition. Lee Kai-po, 63, appeared before West Kowloon Court on a charge of dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm on Wednesday. Bail was set at HK$50,000 (US$6,370). As part of his bail conditions, Lee was told to hand in his driving licence and ordered not to leave...
Lakers center Deandre Ayton was briefly detained and released at a Bahamas airport on suspicion of marijuana possession, though his lawyer stated the marijuana was found in someone else's bag.

Lawmakers are preparing to vote on legislation aimed at preventing future air collisions, prompted by a report on a deadly crash near Reagan National Airport that killed 67 people.
Black boxes from the crashed Learjet at Baramati airport sustained significant fire damage, the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau reported. While the flight data recorder was successfully downloaded, specialized help is needed for the cockpit voice recorder. This raises questions about the extent of damage, with experts and politicians calling the CVR's condition mysterious and serious, hinting at potential foul play.

Following the release of the Epstein files, some universities have taken action involving faculty or affiliates named in the documents, prompting a call for students and professors to share their experiences.
Passengers are stranded at Kenya's main airport due to an ongoing strike.
Kawu reaches deal with the Transport and Labour Ministries.

An article explores the phenomenon of 'desaturation' in modern public spaces like airports and museums, questioning whether society is losing its vibrant colors and emotional depth.

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PESHAWAR: The prolonged closure of the Peshawar-Islamabad Motorway (M-1) by the PTI activists heaped misery on commuters, transporters and traders. The ruling party’s leaders and workers have closed M-1 at Swabi rest area since last Friday to demand early treatment of their incarcerated leader, Imran Khan, for “vision loss”. The closure of M-1, the main artery connecting Peshawar with the rest of the country, has put the Grand Trunk Road, the other major road, under immense strain as the neglected highway is unable to cater to the traffic diverted from the motorway. Also, the GT Road is facing closures by PTI activists, causing massive inconvenience to people travelling to attend urgent business meetings and exams, take international flights from Islamabad airport and seek treatment. The businessmen, whose supplies have got stuck along the road, are also distressed. Businessmen wonder why PTI govt troubling people of KP Jan Mulk, a businessman, who was travelling from Islamabad to Peshawar on Sunday evening, told Dawn that he left Islamabad at around 4:30pm and reached Attock at around 6:30pm before finding himself caught in a huge traffic jam at Attock crossing. “Hundreds of vehicles were stuck in a long traffic grid lock and there was not even any way to turn back,” he said. The businessman said that the Attock traffic gridlock forced him to return and spend the night in Islamabad before coming to Peshawar next morning. “There were women, children and elderly, with a large number of them being on foot due to road closure and unavailability of public transport,” he said. Mr Mulk said transporters in Attock were charging commuters Rs1,000 for a trip to Rawalpindi. Khan Zaman Afridi, president of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Transporters Association, told Dawn that road closures had made life difficult for transports. “Nearly 3,000 vehicles leave Peshawar General Bus Stand on a daily basis but the number has dropped to around 1500 due to road closures,” he said. Mr Afridi said almost all public transport used the M-1 and now its closure has diverted all the traffic to the GT Road and a usual trip of two to three hours on motorway was taking over 10 hours on GT Road. “GT Road is not old GT Road and is full of potholes and full of vans, Qingqi motorcycle-rickshaws and push carts, so it is very difficult to traverse and now, the entire motorway traffic has been diverted to it, causing massive traffic snarl,” he said. Mr Afridi said that due to the road closures, many people had stopped travelling, and commuter arrivals at bus stands had almost halved as only people who had to attend urgent business meetings travelled in compulsion. “It is ironic that the KP government is inflicting pain on its own people,” he said. A representative of Faisal Movers told Dawn that his transport company had stopped its Peshawar-Islamabad operations since the start of the M-1 closure. Junaid Altaf, president of KP Chamber of Commerce and Industry, questioned the rationale for the motorway closure. “Who are they troubling? Is it the people of KP or residents of Punjab and Sindh who are being affected due to the M-1 closure?” Mr Altaf said that KP chief minister and his cabinet had been sitting in Islamabad for the past many days, leaving their offices and official duties unattended. He said that the prolonged closure of Pak-Afghan border points had already ruined the province’s business community and now, the politicians didn’t understand that the trucks stranded on the road to KP carried raw material to factories in the province and prolonged closure was hurting the business community as well as the economy of the province. “If PTI thinks the people of KP deserve this for voting them to the powers, then it is ok and we deserve it,” he said. Malik Sohni, president of All Pakistan Agriculture Produce Traders Federation, told Dawn that road closures had resulted in an over 10pc increase in the vegetable prices in the provincial capital. He said that in the current season, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, okra, garlic, peas and leafy vegetables were transported from Punjab to Peshawar. Mr Sohni said that as vegetables were perishable, prolonged blockages not only caused spoilage but also drove the prices up. “Prices automatically go up when fresh supplies don’t reach on time,” he said. Published in Dawn, February 17th, 2026

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