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    The United States has threatened to ground Iranian airlines around the world starting Wednesday, according to Al Jazeera. The move would bar Iranian carriers from operating internationally and marks a sharp escalation in pressure on Tehran's aviation sector. Details on the legal basis and which airlines are targeted remain limited, and Iran's response is not yet known.

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    Powerful nor'easter batters US East Coast, flights canceledโ–ผPowerful 'nor'easter' storm batters US, hundreds of flights canceledโœ‰newsEnvironmentWeather43 min ago

    A powerful nor'easter storm is battering the United States, knocking out travel along the Eastern Seaboard. Hundreds of flights have been canceled as airlines scramble to rebook passengers, with coastal flooding and strong winds expected in affected states. Authorities are urging residents to stay off roads as conditions deteriorate through the storm's peak.

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    Pakistan Finance Minister discusses Boeing financing with US Eximโ–ผPakistan Finance Minister's US Exim talks covered financing for Boeing aircraft, adviser saysโœ‰newsBusinessFinance1 h ago

    Pakistan's Finance Minister held talks with the US Export-Import Bank in Washington that covered financing for Boeing aircraft, according to an adviser. The discussions point to potential US-backed funding for Pakistan's national carrier as the country works to shore up its finances and modernise its fleet.

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    Air Canada Cancels Its Longest Route Between Vancouver And Singaporeโ—Air Canada Axes Its Longest Route, From Vancouver To Singapore: What Gives?๐•xSGLifeTravel8731 min ago

    Air Canada is ending its longest route, the nonstop service from Vancouver to Singapore. The move removes the only direct link between Canada and the Southeast Asian city-state, leaving travellers to connect through hubs elsewhere in Asia or Europe. Commentators in the aviation world are questioning the airline's reasoning, with speculation about demand, aircraft availability and profitability, and passengers with upcoming bookings are watching closely for rebooking options.

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    Airlines cap fares for Spirit travelers rebooking canceled flightsโ—Airlines reduce, cap fares for Spirit travelers looking to rebook canceled flightsโœ‰newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    Several airlines are reducing and capping fares for passengers stranded by Spirit Airlines flight cancellations, making it easier to rebook on competing carriers. The moves are aimed at helping displaced travelers avoid paying premium prices after their Spirit flights were axed. It is a notable show of industry accommodation as travelers scramble for alternative flights.

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    Nor'easter disrupts flights at Boston Logan Airportโ—Flights delayed and canceled at Boston's Logan Airport during nor'easter; airlines offering waiversโœ‰newsLifeTravel15 min ago

    A nor'easter is causing flight delays and cancellations at Boston's Logan Airport. Airlines have issued travel waivers, allowing affected passengers to rebook without change fees. Travelers are advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport as the storm continues to disrupt operations across the region.

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    More than 110 teams pull United 737 at O'Hare for Special Olympicsโ–ผChicago O'Hare Plane Pull: More than 110 teams pull United Airlines 737, raise more than $230,000 for Special Olympics Illinoisโœ‰newsSportOlympics26 min ago

    More than 110 teams took part in a plane pull at Chicago O'Hare, hauling a United Airlines 737 jet to raise over $230,000 for Special Olympics Illinois. The fundraiser drew teams of participants competing to pull the aircraft, with proceeds supporting Special Olympics athletes across the state. The event combined a challenge stunt with charity fundraising at one of the nation's busiest airports.

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    How air travel changed: no smoking, no free mealsโ–ผNo more smoking sections or free meals in economy. How flying has changedโœ‰newsBusinessEconomy1 h ago

    Flying has transformed dramatically over recent decades: smoking sections on planes were phased out after health concerns and regulations, while complimentary meals in economy class have largely disappeared as airlines cut costs. What was once a relatively luxurious experience for ordinary passengers has become a more stripped-down service, with many airlines now charging extra for food, baggage and seat selection.

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    Travel disrupted across Hawaii as Hurricane Nolo approachesโ–ผHI: TRAVEL DISRUPTIONS AMID HURRICANE NOLOโœ‰newsLifeTravel4 h ago

    Hawaii is facing travel disruptions as Hurricane Nolo moves toward or affects the islands. Airlines and transportation services are reporting delays and cancellations, and travelers are being advised to check with carriers before heading to airports. News outlets across the United States are carrying the story as the storm raises concerns about safety and further transport impacts.

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    China makes travel easier for foreign visitorsโ—BizDataDive: China travel made easierโœ‰newsLifeTravel5 h ago

    China is moving to make travel into the country easier, according to a CGTN BizDataDive report. The item highlights relaxed travel arrangements, a shift being watched by airlines, tourism operators and business travellers. Observers see it as part of efforts to revive inbound tourism and business trips after years of tight restrictions, though details of the measures remain limited in the reporting so far.