The warming of the Mediterranean is changing atmospheric conditions, promoting the development of intense thunderstorms that can compromise the safety and operation of European airports, as demonstrated by a recent study on the impact of a severe thunderstorm on Rome-Fiumicino Airport. (translated)

Italy has extended the suspension of the Schengen agreements with Spain by 15 days, keeping controls at ports and airports due to the migration crisis in Ceuta. (translated)

Ranucci declares that those who wanted to destroy the program have succeeded, while Fs and Virgin challenge each other in the railway sector after the success of the airports, and Italo expands in Germany. (translated)

A group of hackers carried out a cyberattack against three British airports, stealing personal data of 8.7 million customers and demanding a ransom, while the company that manages the airports refused to pay and reassured about the safety of flights. (translated)

A cyberattack against three British airports has led to the theft of personal data from millions of customers, with the hackers demanding a ransom, but the Manchester Airports Group refused to pay. (translated)

Due dipendenti dell'aeroporto di Francoforte sono morti in un raro focolaio di malaria che ha colpito in tutto sei lavoratori. Nessuno di loro aveva recentemente viaggiato in aree a rischio. Le autorità ritengono quindi probabile che le infezioni siano state trasmesse da zanzare infette arrivate a bordo di uno o più aerei provenienti da zone dove la malaria è endemica #Malaria #SicurezzaSanitaria #Aeroporti
Flash mob per la « Palestina » negli aeroporti di Fiumicino, Cagliari, Milano Linate e Venezia. La richiesta al governo italiano non è la fine di Hamas, ma l’interruzione delle rotte aeree tra Italia e Israele. Un’altra iniziativa che ha il solo scopo di alimentare l’odio contro gli ebrei. #FlashMob #Pace #DirittiUmani
In Japan, floods caused by exceptionally heavy rains have resulted in at least eight deaths, serious transportation disruptions, and blackouts, particularly affecting Chiba Prefecture, where about 26,000 families have been left without electricity and thousands of people have been stranded at airports and train stations. (translated)

The Catania airport has been closed for seven days due to the eruptive activity of Mount Etna, forcing thousands of passengers to seek alternative flights from other Sicilian airports and facing significant inconveniences, including high costs to reach Palermo and flight cancellations. (translated)

After the eruption of Etna which caused the closure of Catania airport, the political debate reignites on the need to strengthen the Sicilian airport system, but despite decades of proposals and plans, such as the enhancement of Comiso and the options for Enna, nothing has concretely changed, leaving passengers to face the same inconveniences as always. (translated)

The eruption of Etna has caused the cancellation of about 700 flights in Catania, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and creating chaos in Sicilian airports, while authorities warn that volcanic activity could continue for days. (translated)

The eruptive activity of Etna has led to the closure of Catania airport for the sixth consecutive day, causing enormous inconvenience to over 100,000 stranded travelers, while local authorities are urging investments to strengthen Sicilian airports and ensure better operational procedures during emergencies. (translated)

The new Entry/Exit System (EES) has created long queues at major European airports, causing significant delays for non-European travelers and, consequently, flight losses, while airport authorities are requesting measures to manage the situation during the summer influx. (translated)

The Italian government has introduced a new decree that creates a widespread border, extending rapid checks on migrants to various cities, ports, and airports throughout Italy, in order to expedite the expulsion procedures for those who do not have the right to asylum. (translated)

Due to a new eruption of Etna and the emission of volcanic ash, Catania airport has suspended all flights until 11 tomorrow, with tourists stranded and the region trying to ensure alternative transport to other Sicilian airports. (translated)

Istanbul Airport has surpassed Heathrow to become the busiest in Europe in July, welcoming 8.15 million passengers compared to 7.86 million for the London airport, while Heathrow faces a decline in traffic due to conflicts in the Middle East and is calling for an extension to increase its capacity. (translated)
A strong earthquake measuring 7.4 has struck Colombia, causing at least 20 deaths, 10 injuries, building collapses, and the suspension of flights at 5 airports, with reports of people trapped under the rubble. (translated)

The two international airports in Shanghai have canceled over 1,300 flights due to the arrival of Typhoon Dolphin, which has already caused strong winds and rains in Taiwan and Japan, and is expected to cause further disruptions in Shanghai and the surrounding areas. (translated)

From midnight on August 8, 2026, passengers arriving from Italy will face enhanced checks at Spanish airports and ports due to the suspension of the Schengen Agreement by the Italian government, with identity and nationality checks that may involve all travelers or only some, without hindering transit. (translated)
