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Juergen Steinmetz
JoinedSeptember 28, 2017
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 16, 2026

​United–American Merger Rumors Test Trump’s America First Strategy 

Rumors of a potential merger between United Airlines and American Airlines are raising major questions across the aviation industry. While...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 15, 2026

​Lufthansa’s Proud 100-Year Celebration Derailed by Strikes 

Lufthansa’s 100th anniversary, meant to celebrate a century of aviation excellence, was overshadowed by strikes that grounded flights worldwide. As...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 14, 2026

​22 Nations Back Landmark ICAO Call to Action for Safer, Greener Aviation by 2050 

Twenty-two countries have endorsed the Marrakech Call to Action at ICAO’s GISS 2026, committing to a safer, more sustainable aviation...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 14, 2026

​Southwest Airlines Appoints First Chief Digital & Marketing Officer in Customer Experience Evolution 

Southwest Airlines has appointed its first Chief Digital and Marketing Officer, Sabrina Callahan, alongside Nandika Suri as VP of Rapid...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 13, 2026

​Saudi Aviation Boom Raises Big Questions for the Middle East 

Saudi Arabia’s aviation sector is expanding rapidly, driving demand for over 58,000 new pilots in the Middle East. As fleets...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 12, 2026

​How Air Astana’s Sleeper Seats Could Redefine Economy Travel 

Air Astana is testing a simple but disruptive idea: turning three economy seats into a flat sleeping space. As airlines...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 12, 2026

​Air Seychelles Charts New Routes Around Conflict Zones, Recasting Travel to the One Big Wow 

Air Seychelles announced a third new route to Europe, Istanbul, after Paris and Rome– expanding its strategy to bypass Middle...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 10, 2026

​Flying Through Conflict Zones: The Hidden Mental Strain on Airline Crews 

Commercial pilots and aviation crews are increasingly navigating routes near global conflict zones, where shifting airspace risks and uncertainty add...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 9, 2026

​Turkish Executive Airlines Has a New Chairman and a New CEO 

Turkish Airlines has announced a major leadership transition, appointing Murat Şeker as Chairman and Ahmet Olmuştur as CEO. The move...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 8, 2026

​Aviation Industry Ready for Contactless Travel as Global Rollout Accelerates 

Airlines and airports worldwide are moving closer to fully contactless travel using biometrics and digital identity. New industry trials confirm...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 7, 2026

​Seoul to Budapest: Asiana’s New Route Signals a Shift in Europe–Asia Travel 

Asiana Airlines’ new Seoul–Budapest service marks a turning point in Central Europe’s global connectivity. Beyond tourism, the route reflects growing...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 7, 2026

​Iran Warns Americans of “False Flag” Attacks as War Rhetoric Sends Shockwaves Through Global Tourism 

Iran’s outreach to Americans—warning of potential “false flag” attacks—comes amid escalating threats, disinformation, and military tension. As rhetoric intensifies and...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 3, 2026

​Jamaica Extends Travel Deals Through April with Flights and Hotel Packages 

The Jamaica Tourist Board has extended its limited-time travel deals through April 30, offering affordable vacation packages with top airline...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 1, 2026

​WTTC Applauds ICAO’s Next-Generation PKD as Breakthrough for Secure Global Travel 

The World Travel & Tourism Council welcomes ICAO’s next-generation Public Key Directory, a breakthrough in secure digital travel. The system...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 31, 2026

​Global Air Travel Surges—But Storm Clouds Gather Over the Industry 

Global air travel surged 6.1% in February 2026, according to IATA, but rising fuel costs, the Iran conflict, and uneven...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 31, 2026

​Latin America’s Coolest Airline Wingo Connects Medellín with Montego Bay 

Latin America’s coolest airline, Wingo, is expanding its network across the Caribbean. Its new Medellín–Montego Bay route highlights Jamaica’s growing...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 29, 2026

​As Travel to Israel Tightens, Jordan Positions Itself as a Gateway — and a Destination 

As war disrupts travel to and from Israel, Jordan is emerging as a stable alternative—balancing strict border control with a...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 28, 2026

​Global Tourism at a Breaking Point: Can the Industry Unite in a Time of Crisis? 

The Iran war is reshaping global tourism far beyond the Middle East. Flights are being rerouted, fuel costs are surging,...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 27, 2026

​Lufthansa Cabin Crew Vote for Strike Despite Company’s Claim Dispute Is Resolved 

Lufthansa faces renewed strike threats as cabin crew overwhelmingly back industrial action, with over 94% support at the main airline...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 26, 2026

​Uganda Airlines Secures $113M to Expand Fleet as Middle East Aviation Disruptions Reshape African Travel 

Uganda Airlines will receive $113 million in government funding to acquire 10 new aircraft, boosting direct connectivity and tourism. The...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 25, 2026

​Air France Boosts Connectivity to French Overseas Territories with Paris CDG Consolidation 

Air France is transforming connecting travel to Réunion, Guadeloupe, and Martinique by consolidating flights at Paris Charles de Gaulle from...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 24, 2026

​United Airlines Bets Big on Premium Travel in a Turbulent Era 

United Airlines is doubling down on premium travel, announcing plans to add over 250 aircraft and introduce upgraded onboard experiences...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 22, 2026

​The Sky Is Still Open—But Global Tourism Faces a Wake Up Call 

The Middle East conflict is disrupting global aviation, wiping $53 billion from airlines and forcing new travel routes. How destinations...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 21, 2026

​In an Era of Closed Skies, Airlines Look to Fly Farther Than Ever 

Airlines are turning to ultra-long-range aircraft like the Boeing 777X as geopolitical tensions reshape global aviation. With Russian and Middle...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 19, 2026

​IATA Urges EU to Review Emissions Trading System to Protect Aviation Competitiveness 

IATA is calling on the European Union to review its Emissions Trading System, warning it risks harming aviation competitiveness and...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 15, 2026

​Aviation Industry Faces Data Bottleneck Despite Record Tech Investment, New Report Finds 

The aviation industry invested a record $50.8 billion in technology in 2025, yet fragmented data systems continue to limit returns....
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 14, 2026

​Korean Air’s Record Quarter Signals Broader Shift in Global Aviation Amid Crisis and Changing Travel Patterns 

Korean Air’s record first-quarter results highlight strong Europe and transit demand amid geopolitical disruptions. While the Middle East crisis is...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 14, 2026

​Global Travel & Tourism News Report (April 14, 2026) 

The past 24 hours and latest global headlines reveal a strong surge in air connectivity, experiential hotel openings, and regional...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 13, 2026

​Back to Normal? EL AL’s Bold Expansion Raises Bigger Questions About War, Risk, and the Skies Above the Middle East 

Airlines are often the first to retreat in times of war—and among the last to return. That is why the...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 13, 2026

​Record 2025 for Global Airports — But Is 2026 Already at Risk? 

Global aviation celebrated a record 2025, with ACI reporting 9.8 billion passengers worldwide. Yet escalating Middle East tensions disrupting key...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 12, 2026

​Global Travel & 24h Tourism Executive Summary 11-12 April 2026 

Global travel faces continued disruption as geopolitical tensions impact aviation, fuel supply, and cruise operations, while luxury and experiential travel...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 10, 2026

​STARLUX Airlines Launches Bali Service, Targeting Growing U.S.–Southeast Asia Travel Demand 

STARLUX Airlines is launching Taipei–Bali flights, giving U.S. travelers seamless one-stop access to Indonesia’s top leisure destination. The move highlights...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 9, 2026

​Tourism Seychelles and Air Seychelles Boost Italian Market Ties with New Direct Rome Route 

Tourism Seychelles and Air Seychelles have strengthened ties with Italy following the launch of a new direct Rome–Mahé route. Supported...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 8, 2026

​Air Canada to Launch First North America–Canary Islands Link in Winter 2026 

Air Canada will launch the first nonstop flights between North America and Tenerife in winter 2026–27, reconnecting Canada with the...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 8, 2026

​Global Tourism Leaders React to U.S.–Iran Ceasefire 

Global tourism leaders have welcomed the US–Iran ceasefire, calling it a critical step toward restoring stability and connectivity. Industry figures...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 7, 2026

​Airlines Add Fuel Surcharges as Jet Costs Surge, Raising Fares Worldwide 

Airlines worldwide are adding fuel surcharges and raising fees as jet fuel prices surge. From Asia to Europe and the...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 6, 2026

​Jamaica Strong: Easter Sunday Baby Born Midair from Kingston to JFK — A Sign of One Love and Peace 

A  very Happy Easter on a Caribbean Airlines flight from Jamaica to New York turned out extraordinary when a woman...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 1, 2026

​U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Trump-Era Boeing 737 MAX Deal, Denying Victims’ Appeal 

A U.S. appeals court upheld a Trump-era Justice Department deal allowing Boeing to avoid prosecution over the 737 MAX crashes,...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·April 1, 2026

​Resilient Nepal Set Trends at ITB Berlin, Expanding Its Global Tourism Vision 

Nepal demonstrated remarkable resilience at ITB Berlin 2026, maintaining a strong presence despite travel disruptions. Showcasing its shift toward sustainable,...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 31, 2026

​Star Alliance Welcomes ITA Airways as Lufthansa Group — But Eurowings is Not 

Star Alliance has welcomed ITA Airways as its 26th member, strengthening its presence in Italy and expanding global connectivity. Backed...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 30, 2026

​Travel Industry Faces Refund Reckoning as Iran Conflict Disrupts European Tourism 

As tensions linked to the Iran war impact air travel routes, tourists planning European trips face uncertainty over cancellations and...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 29, 2026

​Cape Verde Tourism Grows as New Hotels and Global Connectivity Boost Appeal 

Cape Verde is gaining momentum as a diverse island destination, attracting European travelers with its beaches, culture and improving air...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 27, 2026

​Lufthansa Claims End to Strike Chaos—But Questions Remain for Eurowings and German Rail Travel 

Lufthansa announces a new labor agreement aimed at ending years of disruptive strikes in Germany. While the deal promises stability...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 26, 2026

​Next-Generation Passport Verification Platform Launches Globally 

A new global passport verification system launched by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) promises faster, more secure travel. The...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 26, 2026

​New Legislation Aims to Overhaul U.S. Aviation Safety and Prevent Future Tragedies in U.S. Airspace 

The U.S. House Transportation Committee passed the ALERT Act following a deadly 2025 midair collision near Reagan National Airport. Backed...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 25, 2026

​Air Tanzania Earns TTSSP Certification, Strengthening Visitor Safety and Industry Standards 

Air Tanzania,known as the wings of Kilimanjaro, has been certified by TTSSP, reinforcing Tanzania’s push for safer, regulated tourism services. The certification enables...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 22, 2026

​Deadly Air Canada Express Crash in New York (LGA) Sparks Runway Safety Concerns 

An Air Canada Express jet collided with an airport emergency vehicle while landing at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, killing both...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 22, 2026

​Star Alliance Raises the Bar at LAX — But How Do oneworld and SkyTeam Compare? 

Star Alliance has strengthened its position in seamless global travel with the opening of a new Connection Centre at Los...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 20, 2026

​Possible Air Traffic Control Strike Threatens Spain’s Easter Travel Rush 

A potential air traffic control strike in Spain is raising concerns ahead of the busy Easter holiday season. Combined with...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation Feature
·March 19, 2026

​Seychelles Maintains Global Access and Strengthens Air Links 

Seychelles strengthens global connectivity with new direct flights to Paris and Rome via Air Seychelles, alongside expanded international partnerships. The...
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