Camp beds were out at Amsterdam Airport last night, where 3,300 flights have been canceled One passenger told me how she took a 6.5-hour ferry to England after her flight and Eurostar bookings were cancelled businessinsider.com/amsterdam-trav…

This stat is also one (of many) reasons why Spirit is failing, Frontier is struggling, Southwest is reinventing itself on the fly, etc etc. The economy has split in two. Airlines that are catering to wealthier Americans are succeeding. The rest, not so much.

You can never be too sure I guess

Big names from across the worlds of business, tech, and politics are descending on #Davos this week for the #WorldEconomicForum2026. Follow Business Insider's live blog for the latest from our journalists on the ground in Switzerland: businessinsider.com/davos-wef-live…

Bill Gates' and Michael Dell's Gulfstream jets have landed in Zurich

Private jets from around the globe touched down near Davos as business leaders and political influencers arrived for the World Economic Forum. bit.ly/4qW108a

Unless Mr. Musk becomes an EU national and/or member state, it's probably not going to happen

The line to see Donald J. Trump at Davos

The US Nuclear football just landed in Davos, Switzerland for the WEF 2026. 🇺🇸☢️💪😎

Trump has landed in Davos on Marine One, 87 minutes after Air Force One touched down in Zurich. All the updates on his movements and highly anticipated speech on our liveblog:

According to JetSpy data, G650s that have landed near Davos this week include ones owned by: Aramco, Bill Gates, BlackRock (twice), Blackstone, The Carlyle Group, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Google, and ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt. businessinsider.com/davos-wef-live…

Did Elon walk straight into a trap? Ryanair and O'Leary have been provoking people for years as a promotional strategy. My article about how it works so well:

A staggering statement from former Washington Post editor Marty Baron: "This ranks among the darkest days in the history of one of the world's greatest news organizations."

An administration official says "Mexican cartel drones breached US airspace" and the Pentagon "took action to disable the drones." FAA and DOD determined there's no threat to commercial travel, the official adds. Our updated story on the El Paso incident:businessinsider.com/el-paso-flight…

✈ Less than 11 hours after saying no flights for *10 days* the FAA reopens El Paso airspace Admin official tells Jake Epstein that Mexican cartel drones breached airspace & Pentagon "took action to disable" them

A punishing start to the week for North American air travel