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Flight delays can disrupt travel plans, and certain airports are more prone to delays than others. Certain airports, like Chicago O’Hare and London Heathrow, are notorious for delays due to high traffic and weather. Knowing which hubs to avoid during peak times can help travelers plan for smoother journeys

An ongoing shortage of aviation personnel may lead to flight delays and cancellations for up to a decade in the USA, according to recent investigations. A federal review is underway to address the repeated delays and cancellations plaguing the industry.

A massive IT outage has thrown air travel into disarray across multiple continents, impacting thousands of flights, stranding passengers, and causing widespread delays. Major airports and airlines throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia reported issues with check-in systems, boarding processes, and flight scheduling as they scrambled to handle the fallout.

The Australian government is set to roll out major aviation reforms to protect airline passengers’ rights, including the establishment of an aviation ombudsman with real authority. This initiative aims to enforce fair treatment, timely refunds, and potentially cash compensation for delayed and canceled flights. The reforms, led by the Albanese administration, are part of an upcoming aviation white paper aimed at boosting consumer protection and accessibility.

Experts warn that high heat affects aircraft performance, reducing engine thrust and lift. To cope, airlines may reduce passenger loads, reroute flights, or add layovers, all of which could disrupt travel plans. With record temperatures becoming more frequent, understanding these impacts can help travelers prepare for potential schedule changes.