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Aer Lingus to Require Passports on Ireland–uk Flights from February
Beginning February 2026, Aer Lingus will require passports for all Ireland–UK flights. This uniform policy applies to all nationalities, including…
Samidoun’s Mohammed Khatib Detained in Greece, Faces Deportation
A guide on contesting national security-related deportations and entry bans. It details how international sanctions and intelligence sharing create travel…
Airbus A320 Grounded After Solar Radiation Hits Flight Controls
A guide for 2026 UAE-Schengen travelers on navigating fleet-wide aircraft groundings. It explains the technical causes behind the 2025 A320…
UKVI Replaces Visa Vignette Stickers with Digital Evisas by 2026
The UK is replacing physical visa documents with eVisas, with a full transition expected by late 2026. Travelers must create…
Switzerland Faces Harsher Entry Rules as Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada and U.S. Department of Homeland Security Tighten Travel Vetting
The U.S. and other Western nations have significantly tightened border controls. As of February 2026, visa-free travelers to the U.S.…
China Agrees Visa-Free Entry for British Business and Tourism Visits
British citizens will soon be able to visit China for up to 30 days without a visa for business or…
Belgian Law Allows Authorities to Strip Citizenship for Serious Crimes
Belgium has expanded the grounds for revoking citizenship from dual nationals convicted of serious crimes, such as organized crime and…
European Carriers Extend Tel Aviv Night Flights Ban Over Iran Tensions
Airlines are revising Tel Aviv schedules through early February 2026, favoring daytime flights and safety-driven routings. Lufthansa and ITA offer…