Aviation
Unvaccinated Travelers Banned from Boarding Planes and Trains in Canada
Starting November 30, unvaccinated travelers over 12 years old in Canada can no longer board planes or interprovincial trains. This time, a negative COVID19 test
Intoxicated Passenger Attacks Spirit Flight Attendants
An intoxicated passenger attacked two Sprit flight attendants on Saturday. The intoxicated passenger was aboard a Spirit Airlines flight from Fort Lauderdale to Nashville. Airport
Biden Doesn’t Expect More Travel Restrictions or Lockdowns For Now
President Joe Biden announced on Monday that he doesn’t expect the US to have more travel restrictions and lockdowns over the omicron variant—at least for
United Airlines Monitoring Restrictions as the US Bans Flights From Southern African Countries
The World Health Organization calls the new Omicron COVID19 variant a “very high” global risk. And because of this, the US restricted flights from southern
Portugal to Penalize Airlines €20,000 Per Untested Passenger
Portugal’s Prime Minister Antonio Costa announced that “Tests are now mandatory for any entry into national territory”. This goes for passengers regardless of nationality. Costa
Taiwanese Man Vaccinated with Medigen Vaccine Denied Transit to Guam by United Airlines
A Taiwanese man, sent by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Palau for his alternative military service, was denied transit in Guam by a United
Airline Stocks Slid as Concerns Over the B.1.1.529 Variant Grow
Boeing along with other travel-related stocks dropped on Friday as the new B.1.1.529 COVD19 variant emerge. Boeing shares dropped by more than 6% while Delta
American Airlines Passengers Vent on Social Media for the Thanksgiving Flight Delays and Cancelations
American Airlines passengers slammed the airline on social media for Thanksgiving flight delays, cancelations, and refund issues. On Wednesday, American Airlines experienced numerous operational hiccups.
WHO Director-General Warns Against Complacency As US Cases Climb Ahead of Thanksgiving
World Health Organization warned against complacency as US COVID19 cases increase ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. A day before Thanksgiving, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
Justice Department Wants to Prioritize Prosecution of Unruly Passengers Who Assaulted Airline Crew Members
The Justice Department announced on Wednesday afternoon that it is going to prioritize the prosecution of passengers who assaulted airline crew members. Attorney General Merrick
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