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  Cyber outage causing flight delays, cancelations at Atlanta Airport, other systems impacted | Updates ATLANTA — Flights at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport were ground-stopped on Friday following a widespread cyber outage; other systems were also impacted.  Several airlines have released statements stating that the CrowdStrike outage is impacting their systems. Crowds are building at the Atlanta Airport, with flyers stating that their airline apps are also not updating to show them their flights were delayed or canceled.  Live Updates on Cyber Outage 6:50 a.m. |   Kennesaw Police Department   said it's experiencing issues with its systems due to the outage. There's no information about what exactly is being impacted at the department.  6:45 a.m. |  United Airlines issues waiver to change flights   due to cyber outage . Delta Airlines said it's working to create the same waiver, and it would be available on  Delta.com .   Read more 

  Massive Worldwide Microsoft Outage: Flights, Markets, Stock Exchange Down Spicejet and Akasa Air are facing technical issues that is affecting booking, check-in and flight updates. New Delhi:  From flights to supermarkets to banking operations, the global Microsoft outage is disrupting multiple sectors and threatens to lead to massive issues if it is not resolved soon. In India, almost all air carriers -- Vistara, IndiGo, SpiceJet and Akasa Air -- are facing technical issues that are affecting booking, check-in and flight updates. The airlines are now checking in passengers manually.  #ImportantUpdate : We are currently experiencing technical challenges with our service provider, affecting online services including booking, check-in, and manage booking functionalities. As a result, we have activated manual check-in and boarding processes across airports. We… — SpiceJet (@flyspicejet)  Read more  "We're currently facing a technical issue in providing updates on flight disrupt

  IndiGo, SpiceJet, Akasa and other global airlines check-in systems down due to Microsoft outage A massive outage at Microsoft led to disruptions in global airlines, apps and some stock exchanges on Friday. In India, check-in systems were down for IndiGo, Akasa, and SpiceJet airlines across the country. Mumbai Airport said that the check-in systems (GoNow) used by airlines IndiGo, Akasa and SpiceJet had been down since 10.45 am.  Read more 

Terrell Davis considering legal action against United Airlines United Airlines has apologized to Hall of Fame running back Terrell Davis after an incident that led him to be handcuffed and removed from a flight. Will that be enough to pacify Davis? Davis, his wife and his attorney appeared on CBS’ Good Mornings on Wednesday to discuss the incident, which he called a “ disgusting display of injustice .” His attorney, Parker Stinar, said legal action is being considered. “They need to be held accountable,” Stinar said. “We would love to see policy change. We think that’s very important, beginning with a sincere, true apology.” Davis and his wife, Tamiko, were flying with their three children from Denver to Orange County, California, for a family vacation at Disneyland. Davis said when he tapped a flight attendant’s arm to get his attention,   the flight attendant accused Davis   of hitting him. Upon landing, law enforcement boarded the flight to handcuff and remove Davis from the flight.

  Riviera to give away two cabins to advisors with July bookings Riviera River Cruises  is giving away two cruises to travel advisors in the U.S. and Canada who make new bookings with the line this month. Two cabins aboard a Riviera river or yacht cruise of up to eight days will be given to eligible advisors, who will receive one entry in a drawing for every booking they make in July. A cabin will be given to an advisor in the U.S. and an advisor in Canada. The cruises can depart in 2024 or 2025, and cabins will be on a space-available basis confirmed 90 days before departure. The drawing will be held on Aug. 1.

  Abercrombie & Kent's luxury riverboat in Peru will be called Pure Amazon Abercrombie & Kent has unveiled the name of its first Amazon riverboat -- Pure Amazon. The 12-cabin riverboat will debut in 2025 on the Peruvian Amazon, sailing three- and four-night itineraries. Guests can combine sailings to do a seven-day cruise. Pure Amazon will have 10 suites and two solo cabins. Cabins will let in a lot of natural light and feature an earth-tone color scheme and Indigenous artwork. Furniture will be locally sourced.  Leading the ship's design is architect Adriana Granato of Milan-based Studio Ibsen. Granato is collaborating with local artists on the ship's interiors to reflect the spirit of the Amazon.  Onboard, guests will find indoor and outdoor lounges, a dining room, a gym, a massage room and a pool on the sundeck. A skiff will be available for excursions on the river.  The riverboat will be featured in A&K's Small Group Journeys and Tailor Made itineraries

  BikesBooking.com is a pioneering online platform that is transforming the way travelers explore the world on two wheels. Whether you're seeking a leisurely bike ride through a picturesque city or an adrenaline-fueled motorcycle adventure, this innovative service connects you with a vast network of rental providers across the globe. Unlike traditional car rental companies, BikesBooking.com focuses solely on the rental of bicycles, scooters, and motorcycles - providing a unique and eco-friendly alternative for your next trip. With real-time availability, transparent pricing, and a best-price guarantee, the platform makes it easy to find and book the perfect two-wheeled vehicle for your travel needs. From the cobblestone streets of Europe to the sun-drenched beaches of Asia , BikesBooking.com opens up a world of possibilities for travelers seeking a more immersive and exhilarating way to explore their destinations. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a first-time adventure

  As a fellow travel enthusiast, I know how exciting it is to plan a big trip . But sometimes, staring at a blank calendar and endless flight options can feel a bit overwhelming. That's where sample itineraries come in handy! I love putting together sample flight plans for popular destinations. It's a great way to get inspired and see what's possible, even if you end up tweaking things later. Plus, it's just plain fun to virtually "take a trip" and imagine yourself jetting off to exotic locales. One of my favorite sample itineraries is a round-the-world adventure hitting up some bucket list spots. Imagine flying from New York to London , then hopping over to Dubai. From there, you could head to the Maldives for some beach bliss, then on to Bangkok and Tokyo before circling back to the US. It's a lot of travel, but broken up into manageable legs. Another fun one is a multi-city European jaunt. Start in Paris , then take the train to Amsterdam. From th

  Kiwi.com is one of those flight booking sites that seems to have a few tricks up its sleeve. On the surface, it looks like your standard fare aggregator - you plug in your travel dates and destination, and it spits out a list of flight options from various airlines. But dig a little deeper, and you'll find some unique features that set Kiwi apart from the competition. First off, Kiwi has this thing called "Virtual Interlining" which allows it to combine flights from different airlines into a single itinerary. This is super handy if you're trying to piece together a complex route on a budget, as it opens up a ton of potential flight combinations that other sites might miss. The downside is that if one of your connecting flights gets delayed or canceled, you're on your own to sort it out with the airlines. But hey, you saved some cash, right? Another cool Kiwi feature is their "Nomad" t ool, which helps you find the cheapest way to get from point A