Norwegian headed for Heathrow?
Even as it cuts back some routes, Norwegian is looking forward to a debut at London Heathrow, but with only limited flights.
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Venice: Underwater, but Undivided
For the fifth time in 40 years, a vote to split Venice from its mainalnd parts fails, this time because of low turnout.
Berlin Airport says this time it'll really open
Depending on your level of skepticism, Berlin's new airport opening date of October 31, 2020 is either a dream come true or yet another bad joke.
Denmark to test battery-powered trains
Denmark is planning to test battery-powered trains as replacements for current diesel service.
Cruisers: Is your ID watching you?
Cruise lines are tracking passengers through ID systems, both for future ship design and to find how to encourage passengers to go where they're wanted.
London named top city for vegans
With over 125 vegan establishments, London is top among cities where veganism has gone mainstream.
National Trust: More like 'Heir B&B'
Britain's National Trust adds a new listing to its collection of rentable vacation spaces in historic buildings.
Emirates juggles its future fleet
Emirates firms up an order for 787s, while changing models. It's also buying A350s as part of its prep for the post-A380 era
Hobbyhorse riding gets first tournament
The Flemish Equestrian League is working to bring hobbyhorsing to greater heights. It says the sport is also popular in Finland, Sweden and Germany.
London: Uber rivals moving fast
As Uber fights to retain its expired London license, its rivals move in to offer rides and jobs.
Destination DC looking for locals
Washington gets plenty of visitors from all over, but it's looking for more overnight stays from its neighbors.
MSC adds accessible shore tours
The cruise line announces a whole slate of shore excursions in 20 ports designed for people with varying mobility issues.
Dublin's special spot for solo flyers
Dublin Airport is testing two versions of special seating and services for solo travelers to make life a bit easier...for a price.
Boeing rolls out MAX 10 despite hold
Boeing's latest model makes its debuts, but like other 737 MAX models, it isn't going anywhere just yet.
End may be near for new 747s
A major Boeing subcontractor is closing the plant that made fuselage frames for the 747; if Boeing doesn't make other arrangements, it will have to close the 747 line altogether.