Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas is set to return to Singapore for the 2027 season, giving guests access to a range of three to 10-night itineraries sailing to destinations across Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong and Japan.
The 95-year-old airport served a record 26.9 million travellers and moved more than 365,000 tonnes of cargo in 2025.
The update is “due to the current fuel shortage in Cuba and the uncertainty around when operations will fully return to normal,” the company said in a statement.
IATA says COVID caused a permanent structural shift in global aviation demand, but people still want to travel, so growth will continue.
Star Alliance member Ethiopian Airlines will join JFK’s New Terminal One’s growing list of international carriers, offering service from New York to its Addis Ababa hub, giving travellers increased access to destinations throughout Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
As the conflict nears the three-week mark, air travel continues to be massively disrupted throughout the Middle East.
Disruptions to air travel, traveller confidence and regional connectivity due to the war are taking a toll on demand.
Niagara, Sarnia and Muskoka will be linked directly with Air Canada’s global hub at Toronto Pearson.
Global Entry was originally closed on Feb. 22.
The airline organization called 2025 “a solid year of safety performance.”
