carriers
Coverage of carriers in the Nexus archive.
- Airlines in ‘stand-off’ over price cuts as jet fuel costs ease
Airlines are facing a 'stand-off' over potential price cuts as jet fuel costs ease. Despite this pressure, carriers remain keen to protect the fare increases they instituted after the start of the Iran conflict.
- Airlines in stand-off over cutting ticket prices
Airlines are in a stand-off concerning potential cuts to ticket prices. Carriers are focused on protecting fare increases that were introduced after the start of the Iran conflict.
- Pilot crisis forces major airline to cut routes — hinting that more carriers could fall short
A major airline is cutting routes due to a pilot crisis, with implications that more carriers may face similar challenges. Another airline has also been forced to reduce flights because of a lack of pilots.
- Spain will require carriers to keep mobile networks live during power outages
Spain's mobile networks will need to stay live for at least four hours during power outages, per new rules. The regulation requires carriers to maintain network operations under such conditions.
- 178 sickle cell anaemia patients, 1,353 carriers identified in Mysuru
178 sickle cell anaemia patients and 1,353 carriers were identified in Mysuru. The data highlights the prevalence of the condition in the region.
- EU Gets a Head Start in Developing 6G Network Security
The EU is developing 6G network security through the 'Shield-6G' initiative, which integrates AI threat detection, digital twins, and honeypots to protect against future threats. This project aims to help carriers secure 6G networks against emerging risks.
- UK airlines given green light to cancel or consolidate flights to conserve jet fuel
UK airlines are allowed to cancel or consolidate flights this summer to conserve jet fuel amid Middle East war disruptions. The measures aim to prevent travel chaos during peak holiday periods by minimizing disruptions through strategic flight adjustments.
- Hackers earning millions from hijacked cargo, FBI says
The FBI has issued an advisory stating that cyber actors have been exploiting the systems of freight brokers and carriers for two years to post fraudulent listings on freight delivery message boards, posing as legitimate companies to defraud victims.
- Europe’s smaller airports ‘under threat’ if fuel shortages cause many cancellations
Europe’s smaller airports face survival risks due to jet fuel shortages caused by the Middle East crisis, leading to flight cancellations and high fuel prices. The EU’s EES entry-exit system and increased fuel costs from the US-Israel war on Iran and Hormuz Strait closure are exacerbating the situation.