Ryanair’s profits dropped by nearly half between April-June and the airline warned that summer fares would be “substantially lower” than they were last year. The largest airline in Europe reported
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Anthony Nolan, pointing to the royal warrant emblazoned on one of the 23 green-and white trucks at Olleco’s depot near Heathrow Airport, points out the procession of British Airways aircraft
After a tough year that saw its cancellation rate soar, British Airways faces pressure to improve operations just as summer travel begins. Cirium, a company that provides aviation analytics, has
If a landmark case against British Airways or easyJet is successful, millions of passengers may be compensated for delayed flights. British Airways and easyJet have been fighting to dismiss the
Belfast has undergone many changes since the 1930s. The Short Brothers factory continued to produce planes and parts through the Second World War, the Troubles, and the decline of heavy
You might find car parts, berries and medicines in your hold luggage this summer, as well as mail or even drum sets from pop bands. It’s a big deal. According
France’s flag carrier, Air France, is preparing for a €180m loss (£153m), as tourists avoid Paris during the Olympics. Air France reported on Monday that despite the alleged allure of
Boeing was sanctioned for “blatantly violating” regulations when it revealed private information to media and speculated about the cause of the cabin-panel blowout that occurred on a brand new airplane
EasyJet and Ryanair have reacted angrily to a recent decision by the EU that long haul flights would be excluded from their crackdown on jet emission. Budget airlines said that
Airline to grow revenue by 20pc after emerging from Covid ‘valley’ of death Virgin Atlantic, owned by Sir Richard Branson, is considering a return to Gatwick as well as flights
Heathrow desperately needs investment and “has a serious lag” behind other airports, according to the president of Emirates. Sir Tim Clark stated Heathrow pales in comparison to aviation hubs located
How ‘Turbo Tufan quelled the flames on an engineering giant’s burning platform Tufan Erginbilgic, who took over Rolls-Royce just a few weeks ago, called a nervous staff to huddle at
Qantas will pay A$100m (£53m) in penalties and A$20m to passengers as compensation for a legal dispute over the tickets it sold for cancelled flights. The Australian Competition and Consumer
Baltic Ministers warn that GPS jamming, attributed to Russia, could cause an air disaster. The interference with navigational signals forced two Finnish planes to turn back mid-flight after the interference.
Michael O’Leary, the chief executive of Ryanair, has stated that if it cannot hire foreign air stewards then they will have to cancel a planned expansion in UK flights. Mr
EasyJet said that it has reduced its winter losses to at least £50m, and is confident about a record-breaking summer despite increased fuel costs and the loss of £40m due
