Trade unions representing a range of aviation workers throughout Italy are holding industrial action on May 21, 2019. Customers traveling to, from and/or via Italy may experience flight delays, diversions, and/or flight cancellations.

Passengers traveling to, from and/or have a connecting flight through Italy (all airports) are requested to re-confirm their flights and connection times directly with the airlines prior to departure.

If you need to change your flight: Some airlines have announced flexible policies for customers wishing to change their reservations. Please use the below link to review their individual policy or to check your current flight status:

Due to industrial action by air traffic controllers at Inverness airport, customers traveling to, from, and or via Inverness, Scotland from May 23-24, 2019 may experience flight delays, diversions, and/or flight cancellations.

Passengers traveling to, from, have a connecting flight through Inverness, Scotland (INV) are requested to re-confirm their flights directly with the airlines prior to departure.

If you need to change your flight: Some airlines have announced flexible policies for customers wishing to change their reservations. Please use the below link to review their individual policies or to check your current flight status:

In the midst of financial issues, Avianca Brazil has updated their list of affected routes with the return of some leased aircraft. However, more than 950 additional flights have been cancelled between May 19-23, 2019 with Guarulhos-São Paulo, Brasília, and Galeão-Rio de Janeiro as the most affected airports. Customers may continue to experience flight scheduled time changes and/or flight cancellations.

Passengers traveling on Avianca Brazil are strongly recommended to re-confirm their flights directly with the airline prior to departure.

If your flight has been cancelled or you need to change your flight: Some airlines have announced flexible policies for customers wishing to change their reservations. Please use the below links to review their individual policies or to check your current flight status:

After failed attempts to secure long-term financing, Jet Airways has suspended all their flight operations. All Jet Airways flight reservations have been cancelled with effect from Wednesday, April 17, 2019.

Customers holding a Jet Airways ticket: Your booking has been cancelled. At this time, do not go to the airport as there will be no Jet Airways staff to assist you. For current Jet Airways statements and assistance, please review below.

If you are currently holding another airline's ticket with a Jet Airways cancelled flight: Some airlines have announced flexible policies for customers affected. Please use the below airline links to review their current policies.

The Boeing 737 Max fleet has been effectively grounded worldwide now as the United States has become the latest nation to join as many as 50 others in prohibiting the Boeing 737 MAX 8 from flying. The U.S. order also includes the Boeing 737 MAX 9 model. In a statement on its website, the Federal Aviation Administration said, “The FAA is ordering the temporary grounding of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft operated by U.S. airlines or in U.S. territory.” According to news media sources, 47 airlines around the world have the 737 MAX 8 in their fleets, including American Airlines and Southwest Airlines here in the United States.

Check the flight itinerary provided to you by your airline to see if you have been scheduled to fly on a Boeing 737 MAX aircraft for your trip. If so, your airline must now change the type of plane for your flight if the grounding is still in effect on the date of your flight. As this change of equipment may affect your time or even your day of departure, you are advised to reconfirm your flight directly with your airline.

If you need to change your flight due to this matter: Some airlines have announced flexible policies for customers wishing to change their reservations. Please use the below link to review updated information and individual policies:

After failed attempts to secure long-term financing, Iceland's WOW Air has ceased its operations. All WOW Air flight reservations have been cancelled with effect from Thursday, March 28, 2019.

Customers holding a WOW Air ticket: Your booking has been cancelled. At this time, do not go to the airport as there will be no WOW Air staff to assist you.

For more information, please review below:

Insel Air has been experiencing operational issues with its Fokker aircraft. As a result from an audit done in cooperation with the Department of Transportation (CCAA), it was decided by InselAir, to cease their operations. All Insel Air flight reservations have been cancelled with effect from February 18, 2019.

Customers holding an Insel Air ticket: your booking has been cancelled. At this time, do not go to the airport as there will be no Insel Air staff to assist you.

British Midland Regional/flybmi, has announced that it has ceased operations and is filing for administration/bankruptcy. All flybmi flight reservations have been cancelled with effect from February 16, 2019.

Customers holding a British Midland ticket: your booking has been cancelled. At this time, do not go to the airport as there will be no British Midland staff to assist you.