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Two men arrested after running onto the runway to chase departing plane at Cologne airportTwo passengers were arrested in Germany after breaching security and sprinting across the runway at Cologne Bonn Airport in a desperate att...- Man eats his passport mid-air while companion tries to flush theirs: Bizarre in-flight stunt forces emergency landing after co-passengers panicA Ryanair flight from Milan to London was forced to divert to Paris after two passengers caused chaos mid-air, according to the New York Po...
- Packing expert’s luggage trick can save your airport sanity. All you need is a piece of cardboardPackaging expert Tom Schott has revealed a surprisingly simple yet effective airport travel hack: placing a snug cardboard box inside your ...
- Airline pilots, crews voice concerns about Middle East routesEuropean pilots and crew voice growing safety concerns regarding flights over the Middle East amid escalating tensions between Iran and Isr...
- Fight between two families at 30,000 feet forces Ryanair flight to make emergency landingShocking footage shows passengers screaming at each other while airline staff frantically tried to calm the situation at 30,000 feet. The c...
- Travelling in Europe gets difficult following strike-related disruptionThe travel industry in Europe is at risk of being disrupted by strikes as air travel rebounds to pre-pandemic levels. European airspace man...
- Europe's ongoing strike-related travel disruptions that you need to knowEurope's airports are experiencing a busy summer as passenger numbers rise to pre-pandemic levels. Eurocontrol has warned that air traffic ...
- Planning an Europe trip this summer? Airline workers' revolt may cause flight cancellations, delays & long queuesFrontline airport security is suffering more than any other aviation workforce.
- Ryanair cabin staff strike cancels dozens of flights in EuropeRyanair cabin crew unions in Belgium, Spain and Portugal called a three-day strike starting on Friday. Staff in France and Italy were expec...
- Get ready for hand baggage chaos while flying this festive seasonAs you head into this year's festive-season flying, you'll need to prepare for a test at airports.
- Drain on airline profits means smaller loosRyanair’s recently declared first-quarter profits are down by a fifth amid rising oil prices and costs, including a 20% pay hike for pilots...
- How unruly passengers are making flying a nightmare for othersAs the Indian aviation market is set to experience marked growth, flying is fast turning out to be stressful, and at times dangerous, exper...
- Low-cost? Low chance for Air France and LufthansaLufthansa and Air France know the smart money is in the low-cost market but powerful labour unions are keeping them from the bounty.
- SpiceJet to launch biggest advertising campaign for image makeoverSpiceJet will soon go live with its ad campaign with the tagline "With all our heart" splashed across billboards, newspapers, magazines and...
- Ryanair’s cheap tricks: From charging passengers for checked-in baggage to flying slowerEliminating checked-in bags cuts the fuel burn, reduces handling costs and speeds up turnarounds — essential to the low-cost business model.
- Cabin crew fitness is about efficiency and comfort, not aestheticsFatness may be personal preference but as the alarming rise in lifestyle diseases shows, fitness has become a sine qua non of modern life.
- British Airways and union claim advantage in strikeBritish Airways and the union representing the airline's 12,000 cabin crew both claimed they held the upper hand on the second day of a thr...
- Ryanair renews bid for Aer LingusBudget airline Ryanair launched a new takeover bid Monday for Aer Lingus, seeking to capitalize on labor unrest at its Irish rival and Irel...
- Budget carriers are facing an identity crisisThe days of no-frills airlines look numbered as pricing and legal pressures mount.
- Brady reckoner: Find it, fix it, seal itAir Deccan’s still got miles to go before it can be called fighting fit. But, Team Brady is busting such notions.
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