Ground handling staff at major UK airports are receiving financial incentives for identifying passengers with oversized bags on easyJet flights, according to internal communications revealed today. Swissport employees at seven
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European airline passengers are increasingly turning away from US summer travel, with booking data revealing a concerning 12.8 per cent decline for the peak months of June, July and August.
Virgin Atlantic has signalled a slowdown in demand for transatlantic travel, which has resulted in a decline in the share price of rival British Airways’ owner, IAG. Both UK long-haul
Air passenger travel between Canada and the United States is facing a dramatic downturn as flight bookings have decreased by over 70%. This startling trend comes in the context of
IAG, the parent company of British Airways, has unveiled plans to return €1.435 billion to shareholders following an exceptional Christmas trading quarter where profits nearly doubled to €1 billion. The
Major airlines operating from Heathrow Airport have launched a significant challenge to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), calling for an immediate and comprehensive review of the airport’s operations amidst concerns
The anticipated return of Donald Trump to the White House is poised to drive down global air fares, according to Ryanair’s outspoken chief executive Michael O’Leary. The leader of Europe’s
Disruptive passenger incidents on flights have more than doubled since the pandemic’s end, prompting Ryanair to call for stringent alcohol restrictions at airports across Europe. The Irish carrier is pushing
Hungarian-based carrier WizzAir has negotiated a crucial compensation agreement with US engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney following widespread engine issues that led to the grounding of approximately 40 aircraft throughout
British Airways has unveiled extensive modifications to its passenger loyalty programme, igniting significant criticism from loyal customers concerned about losing their cherished travel privileges. The national carrier, which has experienced
A catastrophic systems failure at British Airways has triggered extensive flight groundings and severed pilot communications, marking another devastating IT meltdown for Britain’s flagship carrier. The disruption, which commenced at
Europe’s largest budget airline Ryanair has reported a significant decline in profits during its crucial summer season, as passengers increasingly rejected elevated fare prices. The carrier acknowledged being “over-scheduled, over-crewed
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