DAZN has apologized for misleading pricing displays on its "DAZN SOCCER" plan, which led users to believe it was a monthly subscription at 980 yen. The plan was actually an annual commitment costing at least 26,340 yen. The company is now offering refunds and plan changes to affected users.
DPP lawmaker Wang Ting-yu criticized KMT Chair Johnny Chiang's US visit, stating her meetings were canceled and her reception level was lower than that of Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen. Wang cited three reasons for the cancellation: the KMT is no longer seen as a trusted partner, Chiang's accusations of corruption regarding military purchases insulted the US, and her rhetoric aligned with Beijing's narrative.
Robyn's planned arena concerts were reduced due to poor ticket sales, sparking criticism and a debate about the challenges faced by aging female artists in the music industry.
PlayStation faces a competitive landscape with declining first-party game sales. Sony announces new titles like Marvel's Wolverine and Silent Hill: Townfall, while rivals Nintendo and Xbox gain ground in publishing and exclusive content.
A White House-backed concert series for America's 250th anniversary, Freedom 250, has collapsed after numerous artists canceled due to political overtones. Donald Trump is reportedly furious and considering replacing the event with a rally.
The Australian government has admitted to illegally cancelling hundreds of thousands of Centrelink payments due to an automated system glitch. The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations estimates the number is around 300,000, affecting individuals who missed compulsory activities under the mutual obligations scheme.
Typhoon "Jangmi" swept across Japan, causing power outages for nearly 60,000 households, issuing evacuation alerts to over 370,000 people, and disrupting business and transportation. Major airlines canceled at least 92 international flights.
Typhoon Jangmi hit Japan with strong winds and heavy rain, causing power outages for nearly 60,000 households, evacuation alerts for over 370,000 people, and significant disruptions to businesses and transportation. Major airlines canceled at least 92 international flights.
Typhoon No. 6 is impacting Japan's transportation, with the Tokaido Shinkansen operating from the first train on the 3rd but facing potential cancellations and delays, especially in the morning. Local train lines across various regions have also decided on cancellations.
Typhoon No. 6 is expected to cause potential delays and cancellations on the Tokaido Shinkansen, especially in the morning of the 3rd. Several conventional lines in the Tokyo metropolitan area have already been canceled.
An unannounced strike by Belgian air traffic controllers has led to the cancellation of all departures and arrivals at Brussels and Charleroi airports. The wildcat strike at Skeyes, linked to negotiations over a new digital control center, has affected around 140 flights at Brussels Airport and 100 Ryanair flights, impacting nearly 20,000 passengers.
Typhoon No. 6 is set to cause significant disruptions on August 3rd, with numerous flight cancellations at Haneda Airport and suspensions on JR limited express and some local lines in the Tokyo vicinity. Over 80,000 travelers are expected to be affected by flight cancellations from JAL and ANA.
Typhoon Chammi's approach to Japan has led to flight cancellations and delays for several Taiwanese airlines on routes to Tokyo and Nagoya. Airlines like EVA Air, Starlux, China Airlines, Tigerair Taiwan, and Cathay Pacific have announced adjustments to their schedules for June 3rd, urging passengers to check for the latest updates.
SoftBank, Y!mobile, and LINEMO will introduce new contract termination fees for users who cancel within 12 months of signing up or switching carriers from July 1. The maximum fee is ¥1100, effectively reviving "penalty fees" for short-term cancellations.
US President Donald Trump offered to replace musicians at the 'Great American State Fair' after several artists, including Martina McBride and Bret Michaels, withdrew citing the event's ties to Trump and concerns over safety and partisanship.
Australian tourist Katie Williams encounters Bali's unofficial 'no-go zones' for ride-hailing apps, revealing a conflict between tech giants and traditional village councils.
A sinkhole discovered near Runway 4/22 at New York's LaGuardia Airport led to its immediate closure on Wednesday, causing flight delays and cancellations. Emergency crews are on-site for repairs, with thunderstorms also contributing to air traffic disruptions ahead of the busy Memorial Day travel period.
Ryanair CFO Neil Sorahan expressed confidence in avoiding summer jet fuel shortages, despite Middle East conflict fears. However, he warned late bookings could lead to higher fares, with prices expected to be flat this summer. The airline reported record profits but suspended 2027 guidance.
Moscow and its surrounding region experienced record drone attacks overnight, resulting in at least three deaths and over a dozen injuries. Residential buildings and an oil refinery were damaged, and airport operations faced disruptions. The attacks are seen as potential retaliation following a recent ceasefire.
Kuwait's aviation regulator has launched a new feature on the Sahel app, enabling air travelers to report flight delays, cancellations, and baggage issues, aiming to expedite complaint resolution and enhance passenger protection.
Prospect of flight cancellations and petrol shortages prompt people to switch from air and road to rail and busThe Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights.Given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans. Continue reading...
Airbnb reported mixed first-quarter results after the bell on Thursday and warned of regional weakness due to the war in Iran.
Fewer than 5 per cent of Hong Kong flights have been cancelled in May and June combined, and about 1 per cent during the peak July travel period, the Airport Authority has said, despite a global fuel crisis triggered by the Middle East war, adding it would review charges to ease the industry’s burden. Responding to a lawmaker’s questions, Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan said on Wednesday that the figures were compiled by the authority, which operates Hong Kong International...
May rescheduling could be followed by summer cancellations as Middle East war continues to disrupt suppliesTwo million airline seats have been cut from this month’s schedules as airlines redraw their operations because of soaring jet fuel prices amid the Middle East conflict.About 13,000 fewer flights will operate in May around the world after cancellations in recent weeks, according to data from the aviation analytics company Cirium. Continue reading...
