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‘Further work’ is needed before the rules are changed, says the Department for Transport

The Department for Transport said ‘further work’ is needed before the rules are changed.

The Man Who Pays His Way: Making transit passengers apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation is madness

New York is reportedly exploring the possibility of adding another star.

The scheme, established in 1973, has repatriated around 242,000 people and settled more than 1.7 million financial claims since 2000 alone.

Spending up to £200 to ensure adjoining seats is probably a waste of money as most airlines will sit you together anyway

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The Civil Aviation Authority is investigating alleged falsification of maintenance records prior to the sale to ARB Aviation in December 2021

An IndiGo flight from Amritsar to Ahmedabad entered the Pakistan airspace due to bad weather and went up to Gujranwala before heading back to Indian airspace safely

Cabin crew member Kristina has said British holidaymakers are the worst to deal with

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has said you may be entitled to compensation - but not always