Australia's airports peak body has warned of "significant disruptions" to global aviation in coming days after the Middle East erupted into conflict and flights to the region were cancelled.

Although aviation fuel imports are mostly assured for this month, uncertainty looms for April and beyond, as the Middle East conflict threatens global shipping.

The protracted time frame for resumption of normal air travel suggests there won’t be a quick relief for the aviation industry or travellers from the war.

Airservices Australia has resolved a staffing issue affecting Sydney Airport after travellers were warned to expect delays and cancelations. Several unwell air traffic controllers at Sydney Tower had ...

Airservies Australia, the agency that controls air traffic control systems around Australia, has confirmed that the system outage has been addressed and that flights can now resume. However, ...

MAJOR technical problems at Sydney Airport have sparked huge delays and thrown two terminals into chaos. Those delays won’t be ending any time soon. Passengers faced major delays at check-in at Sydney ...

Arriving in a new city usually means standing around baggage claim looking like you’ve just spent 14 hours in a metal tube.

Travel out of Australia will look different for weeks, if not months, experts warn, after flight paths were altered and ...

EK414 was one of a number of flights that departed Dubai International Airport after the United Arab Emirates hub reopened ...