Air travel continued to be severely disrupted in the United States on Saturday, with bad weather in parts of the country adding to the impact of a massive spike in Covid-19 infections fuelled by the Omicron variant.

The Taliban urge international airlines to resume flights to the Afghan capital Kabul, saying all technical issues at the country's main airport have been resolved.

The Kabul International Airport in Afghanistan has resumed normal operations for domestic flights since the beginning of early September with support of technical teams from Qatar and Turkey.

The US, Britain, and Australia warn their citizens to stay away from the Kabul airport, citing “security threats.”

Moroccan social media activists launch an online campaign to express their resentment over Israel’s direct flights to the North African country.

Russia decried the European Union for “endangering” the passengers after the EU told the bloc's airlines to avoid Belarusian airspace.

Iran’s civil aviation authority is waiting for health ministry approval to hold an emergency flight to India.

NASA’s small helicopter has made history, as it successfully completed its flight on Mars.

NASA successfully flies its tiny helicopter Ingenuity on Mars, the first powered flight on another planet.

Iran renews a ban on UK flights amid increased infections involving a mutated for of the coronavirus.