United Kingdom’s Consumers’ Association charity, Which? recently conducted its annual airline customer satisfaction survey, to find out travellers’ opinions about various a..
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The minutes right before take-off can be hectic for airline staff. Seats need to be cleaned, cabin controls need to be set, passengers need to be boarded, and a final count has to be made, t..
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Europe is in the grips of a heatwave, the likes of which it hasn’t seen in centuries. Just last month, temperatures soared over 40 degrees. Conditions are so adverse, that this June has be..
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Airlines across Europe have called for strikes and walkouts, as issues regarding low pay and workplace inequality come to a head. In late May, Italian airline Alitalia pulled out a large chu..
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Manchester Airport might be England’s third busiest airport, but it is slowly gaining the moniker of one of the most inefficient airports in the country. A string of sudden flight cancella..
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Airlines and aviation agencies around the world have started discussions with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to address the pressing issue of flight delays plaguing the E..
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Football fever is upon us and while most connoisseurs of the game go home to watch the matches on television or head to the stadium to catch the matches live, for some fans of Chelsea FC, ne..
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Amsterdam is now the latest to join France and Italy in airport strikes after several flights were cancelled last week at the Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Passengers at the Dutch hub were for..
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A Thomas Cook flight, travelling from Orlando to Manchester, ended up getting delayed for 52 hours, infuriating passengers. Holidaymakers sharply criticized Thomas Cook for the delay and als..
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Despite the fact that its recent strikes affected around 64,000 passengers, Scandinavian airline SAS has stated that it will reject all compensation claims. EU law clearly states that passen..
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