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100% German Beef, 0% American Image? McDonald's New Ads Reveal Europe's Growing Distance From Trump-Era America

USA, Feb. 16 -- McDonald's new German advertising campaign highlights local farmers and "100% German beef," signaling a shift away from overt American imagery. The strategy reflects changing European ... Read More


Emirates Expands China Reach Through Loong Air Interline Deal as Gulf-China Competition Intensifies

U.S, Feb. 13 -- Dubai-based Emirates has signed a new interline agreement with China's Zhejiang Loong Airlines, strengthening its domestic reach across one of the world's most competitive aviation mar... Read More


Air Canada's Airbus A350 Order Signals Geopolitical Shift Away from Boeing as Trump Policies Reshape Global Aviation

U.S, Feb. 12 -- The global aviation industry is entering a new era where aircraft orders are no longer driven purely by economics or performance. Increasingly, geopolitics - especially policies associ... Read More


JFK's New Terminal One Brings Biometric Arrivals: Faster Entry or More Surveillance?

U.S, Feb. 11 -- New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport is rebuilding its global front door, and The New Terminal One (NTO) is the centerpiece on the airport's south side - a $9.5 billion ter... Read More


Fuel Crisis Grounds Flights to Cuba, Straining Tourism and Small Businesses - Can Jamaica or the Cayman Islands Step In?

U.S, Feb. 10 -- Havana, Cuba - Cuba is grappling with an unprecedented aviation fuel crisis after informing international carriers it cannot provide jet fuel at its airports through at least March 11,... Read More


Flights to St Helena Suspended, Leaving Remote Island Cut Off Again

U.S, Feb. 9 -- Jamestown, St Helena - The remote South Atlantic island of St Helena has once again found itself largely cut off from the world after scheduled commercial flights to and from the island... Read More


Russia and India to Compete with Boeing and Airbus with Joint Civil Aviation Fleet

U.S, Feb. 8 -- A historic new chapter in civil aerospace cooperation between Russia and India is unfolding as the two nations work to place their jointly developed regional aircraft on the global avia... Read More


"NO ONE IS SAFE": Florida Braces for FIFA as Civil Rights Groups Warn Tourists of Profiling, Detentions, and Immigration Dragnet

U.S, Feb. 6 -- As Florida prepares to welcome the world for the upcoming FIFA matches, a chilling warning is being issued-not from foreign governments, but from civil rights and human rights organizat... Read More


B737 Max: Families to U.S. Court of Appeals: Don't Let Boeing Walk Away From 346 Deaths

U.S, Feb. 5 -- Family members from around the world traveled to New Orleans on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2026, to witness oral arguments before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in a high-stakes... Read More


I Live in California, and This Is the No. 1 Wine Region in the Country-and No, It's Not Napa

U.S, Feb. 4 -- Tigerair Taiwan, Taiwan's only home-based low-cost carrier, has signed a purchase agreement with Airbus for four A321neo aircraft, marking its first order for the type. Headquartered in... Read More