Luxair has placed firm orders for two Boeing 737-10s and three Embraer E190-E2s. The decisions lift its firm Boeing backlog to 12 aircraft and its Embraer E2 commitments to nine.
The EU has finally adopted its first major revision of air-passenger rights since 2004. From 2027, travellers flying from Luxembourg will gain clearer claims procedures, fare transparency and new protections without losing the three-hour compensation threshold.
Luxembourg sits at the crossroads of Belgium, France and Germany, making it easy to reach by air, rail, coach or car. Luxembourg Airport (Findel) lies just 6 km from the centre, with a tram and free buses into town. The TGV links Paris-Est in about 2h15, while CFL trains connect Brussels, Trier and Metz. FlixBus runs budget coaches, and toll-free motorways serve drivers. Best of all, every domestic bus, tram and train is free.
Luxembourg travellers and visitors face new Schengen border rules in 2026: the Entry/Exit System is fully operational and ETIAS changes pre-travel checks for visa-exempt non-EU nationals.