flights
Coverage of flights in the Nexus archive.
- Why US train travel lags behind Asia and Europe
US train travel is becoming more popular as flights and gas prices rise, but the system is primarily designed for freight rather than passenger transportation. This infrastructure gap leaves travelers facing an underdeveloped passenger rail network compared to Asia and Europe.
- US rail boom still lags behind cars and planes
As gas prices fluctuate and flights become more expensive, Americans are rediscovering trains, but the rail system remains optimized for freight rather than passenger transport.
- Senator Gallego’s Use of Campaign Funds for Family Trips Prompts Scrutiny
Senator Ruben Gallego of Arizona used campaign funds to pay for family vacations, including tens of thousands of dollars in flights, in 2025. The use of campaign money for personal travel has drawn scrutiny.
- More thunderstorms to hit Britain, Met Office warns - after hundreds of flights were delayed and lightning set homes alight as turbulent heatwave weather 'intensifies'
The Met Office warns Britain of more thunderstorms, causing flight delays and lightning-induced home fires as the heatwave intensifies. Weather conditions are becoming increasingly severe.
- Over 100 million wrongly packed batteries put flights at risk, passengers warned
Over 100 million batteries were found to be wrongly packed, posing a risk to flights. Passengers are being warned about the potential dangers associated with these improperly packed batteries.
- How to avoid Middle East mayhem to reach incredible holiday spots in Asia and Australia - with flights as low as £438
The article discusses strategies to avoid Middle East conflicts and travel to holiday destinations in Asia and Australia, highlighting flights available for as low as £438. It focuses on affordable travel options amid regional instability.
- Higher prices for gas, groceries and flights will likely outlast the Iran war
Higher prices for gas, groceries, and flights are expected to persist beyond the Iran war. Economists and industry analysts suggest that even if oil production resumes in the Middle East, consumers may not see immediate price reductions at fuel pumps or supermarkets.
- Are Dubai holidays finally back on - and will flights get cheaper? Experts predict what the fragile end to the Middle East war will mean for tourists
The article explores whether Dubai holidays are resuming and if flight prices will drop, with experts linking the fragile end of the Middle East war to potential changes in tourist activity.
- Higher prices for gas, groceries and flights will outlast the Iran war, experts say
Experts suggest that elevated prices for gasoline, groceries, and flights will persist beyond the Iran war, while people globally are questioning when these costs will decrease.
- How Brits keep getting caught out by the 10-year passport rule with passengers being turned away from flights and losing up to £700
Brits are encountering issues with the 10-year passport rule, resulting in passengers being denied boarding on flights and losing up to £700. The problem highlights ongoing confusion or non-compliance with passport validity requirements for international travel.
- Tornadoes pummel communities outside Chicago, tearing up homes and toppling power poles
At least three tornadoes struck communities outside Chicago, causing significant damage by destroying homes and toppling trees and power poles. The storms also grounded flights and led to widespread power outages affecting hundreds of thousands across the Midwest and Northeast.
- EU carbon price overhaul to ‘drastically increase investments’
The European Union is overhauling its carbon pricing system to significantly boost investments. The Commission is considering a carbon tax on flights departing from the EU, as indicated in a leaked document.
- $100 is a small cost to pay for the chance to save up to 60% off hotels and flights
OneAir Elite offers a $100 fee for the opportunity to save up to 60% on hotels and flights, making it easier to save money on travel.
- Storm Jangmi Nears Tokyo, Flights Halted
Storm Jangmi is approaching Tokyo, leading to halted flights. The storm's arrival has disrupted air travel in the region.
- Your vacation could cost more than ever as airlines hike fares and slash thousands of flights
Airlines are increasing fares and reducing thousands of flights, causing vacation costs to rise significantly. Travelers may face higher expenses and limited availability for air travel.
- Premium creep: How the travel industry downgraded you for profit
Travelers are encountering 'premium creep' in flights, hotels, and other travel services, as the industry prioritizes profit over quality. The Travel Troubleshooter provides advice on addressing these downgrades.
- Disruptive passengers could be banned from all flights under government plan
The government plans to ban disruptive passengers from all flights. The article mentions planes at London Gatwick airport during summer holidays.
- Ebola Spreads Across Congo as Flights Halted, Supplies Run Low
Ebola is spreading across the Democratic Republic of Congo as flights are halted and medical supplies run low, exacerbating the crisis. The outbreak has disrupted transportation and strained local resources, complicating containment efforts.
- Travel chaos as strike action to affect more than 500 flights to and from Portugal next month
Strike action in Portugal is expected to disrupt over 500 flights to and from the country next month, causing significant travel chaos. The disruption will impact numerous passengers traveling to and from Portuguese airports during the strike period.
- Do you suffer from uncomfortable bloating on flights? Here's exactly what to eat to stop it, according to a gut specialist
The article addresses uncomfortable bloating during flights and provides dietary recommendations from a gut specialist to alleviate the issue.
- American Airlines tightens rules for portable chargers amid fire concerns
American Airlines has introduced stricter regulations regarding portable chargers on flights to address fire safety concerns. Passengers must now comply with updated guidelines to ensure safety during air travel.
- Chevron CEO: Aviation sector to "probably get worse over the next few weeks"
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth predicts the aviation sector will worsen in the coming weeks, with fewer flights available, fuller planes, and potentially higher fares.