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A strike in France disrupted air travel on Tuesday, with flights affected across the country's airports. Le Monde reports that passengers faced delays and cancellations as air traffic was hit by the industrial action. The stoppage is part of ongoing labor unrest in France, and travelers are being advised to check with airlines before heading to airports.
- 2Alaska Airlines unveils premium long-haul cabins▼Alaska Airlines is doubling down on premium travel. Take a look at its newest long-haul cabins.
Alaska Airlines is expanding its premium travel offering with new long-haul cabin designs, part of a broader push upmarket as carriers compete for high-spending flyers. The cabins feature upgraded seating and amenities aimed at business and premium leisure travellers. The move follows industry-wide investment in premium products as airlines chase stronger margins on international routes.
- 3Duffy, airlines push Congress for $30 billion aviation overhaul●Duffy, airlines urge US Congress to quickly approve $30 billion for aviation reforms
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, together with US airlines, is calling on Congress to quickly approve roughly $30 billion in funding for aviation reforms. The push centres on modernising the country's air traffic control system and related infrastructure. The joint appeal from the government and airline industry puts pressure on lawmakers to act on aviation funding in the current legislative session.