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Boeing Max 10 Certification Delayed by FAA Over Software Bug
The FAA has halted certification of the Boeing 737 Max 10 due to a software bug in the flight management computer that affects vertical navigation during
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Aeroméxico suspends Tulum flights September 2026
Aeroméxico will cease all operations to Tulum's Felipe Carrillo Puerto Airport on September 30, 2026, citing market conditions and network optimization.
Planning
LATAM resumes Porto Alegre to Santos Dumont flights October
LATAM Airlines Brasil will restart direct flights between Porto Alegre and Rio de Janeiro's Santos Dumont Airport on October 25, 2026, with two daily
At the destination
El Gran Maya Hotel Reopens at Chichén Itzá for Fall Equinox
The historic El Gran Maya hotel, formerly Mayaland, has officially reopened next to Chichén Itzá with a cultural festival timed to the autumn equinox.
Practical
Despegar reports 1500% surge in Tulum travel
Travel platform Despegar reports a 1500% year-on-year increase in searches for Tulum for late 2026, leading a major shift in traveler interest towards
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Qantas confirms first non-stop Sydney-New York flights
Qantas will launch the first-ever commercial non-stop flights between Sydney and New York in mid-2028. The 18-hour journey on Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft will cut three hours off current itineraries.
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JetSMART targets Paraguayan travelers with new
Low-cost carrier JetSMART is promoting its new daily flight between Posadas, Argentina, and Buenos Aires to residents of Paraguay's Itapúa department
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Cancún Hotels to Defend Room Rates at Key Trade Fair
Hoteliers in Cancún will seek to maintain room rates and avoid price wars during the upcoming Cancún Travel Mart trade negotiations in October, despite a
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IndiGo CEO Walsh Plans Fleet Renewal and Delhi Hub to Rival
IndiGo's new CEO, Willie Walsh, is negotiating with Embraer and ATR for regional aircraft and aims to build a connecting hub in Delhi to compete with
Destinations
El Salvador passport ranking falls to 65th
El Salvador's passport has dropped one place to 65th in the Passport Reports global ranking, with its mobility score decreasing to 129 points.
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Priority Pass expands VIP lounge network and invests in AI
Priority Pass has announced a £500 million investment plan to expand its global VIP lounge network and launch a new AI-powered app for personalized travel
Destinations
Guide to flying with a guide dog in Brazil
A comprehensive guide outlines the rights, required documents, and airline procedures for passengers traveling with guide dogs on domestic and
At the destination
Mexican Passport Validity Rules for International Travel
The Mexican government advises travelers to ensure their passport has at least six months of validity before international trips, as many countries and
Practical
US Entry Denied for Mexicans, Others With Expired Passports
Travelers from Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, and the Dominican Republic risk being turned away at the US border or prevented from boarding flights if
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