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How Italy’s National Strike Will Affect Air Travel This Friday
Italy will face significant disruption on Friday November 28th as the country braces for the first of two nationwide general strikes organised in protest of the government’s newly announced 2026 budget. The strike, called by the USB and CUB unions, will affect both public and private sectors...
Joanna Teljeur, 27.11.2025
2 minutes read
Which European Airlines Let Your Christmas Gifts Fly Free in 2025
The holiday season is ramping up, but while millions are planning celebrations, there’s a less cheerful issue dancing in the minds of soon-to-be passengers: Will my gifts make it onboard with me, or will I have to pay extra for the space? To find out, AirAdvisor analysed the 2025 cabin...
Joanna Teljeur, 06.05.2026
11 minutes read
The Best Airports for Layovers
Anyone who’s ever spent hours waiting between flights knows how bad, overpriced coffee, endless announcements, and uncomfortable seats can make the time drag on. But not every airport experience is doomed to boredom and processed snacks. A few airports have successfully transformed layovers...
Joanna Teljeur, 06.05.2026
6 minutes read
The World’s Most & Least Expensive Airports to Get Stranded In
Your flight’s cancelled late at night, departures are winding down, and suddenly you’re left to fend for yourself. This means finding food, somewhere to sleep, transportation to town and even some basic essentials if you didn’t pack a carry-on bag. So, how much does all this cost?...
Joanna Teljeur, 06.05.2026
9 minutes read
What the US Government Shutdown Means for UK & EU Travellers
The governmental gridlock in the United States has the potential to spill into airports across the country and disrupt journeys for millions. For travellers flying in from Europe, the impact of a U.S. government shutdown is far from abstract and can mean hours waiting in security lines, missed...
Joanna Teljeur, 23.03.2026
5 minutes read
