American Airlines bets on supersonic travel with Boom jet deal
American Airlines Group Inc on Tuesday agreed to buy up to 20 jets from aircraft maker Boom Supersonic, becoming the second major U.S. airline to bet on ultra-fast passenger travel in the last two years.
When do strikes work? History shows the conditions need to be right
For ongoing strikes today to have any prospect of success, unions must carefully balance industrial action with negotiation to maintain public support.
Airlines' fragile recovery from Covid
Airlines, including British Airways and Lufthansa, have been forced to axe thousands of flights owing to a lack of staff.
UK 'jobs miracle' turns into employers' nightmare
Britain is set to have the lowest economic growth of any Group of Seven country, projections show.
Global airlines chief slams new Heathrow restrictions
The head of a body representing global airlines hit out at new restrictions at London's Heathrow on Tuesday, saying the airport had under-estimated the speed of the recovery and was focused on profits at the expense of airlines that must now foot the bill.
British Airways says Heathrow strike off
Union members will now vote upon BA's latest offer, which has not been made public.
Airline SAS says survival at stake as pilot strike grounds flights
Wage talks between Scandinavian airline SAS and its pilots collapsed on Monday, triggering a strike that puts the future of the carrier at risk and adds to travel chaos across Europe as the peak summer vacation period begins.
Unions fight to secure better pay and conditions for workers, but they can also benefit employers
One reason for lower membership levels among younger workers is that they are more likely to be in precarious employment with less access to unions.
Ryanair Cabin Staff Strike Cancels Dozens Of Flights In Europe
Some cabin crew at Ryanair went on strike in Belgium, Spain and Portugal on Friday in a dispute over pay and working conditions, causing limited disruption as the budget airline cancelled dozens of flights that left hundreds of passengers stranded.
British Airways staff vote spells 'summer of strikes' at London's Heathrow
British Airways staff at London's Heathrow airport voted on Thursday to strike over pay, threatening disruption at one of Europe's busiest aviation hubs during an already chaotic summer for air travellers.
Airlines Confident Of Narrowing Losses, Lash Out At Governments
Global airlines battered by COVID-19 seem confident of narrowing their losses and went on the offensive at an industry summit in Qatar, criticising governments and airports over their handling of the recovery from the pandemic.
Airbus CEO says in discussion with Qatar on A350 dispute
Airbus is in discussions with Qatar Airways to try to resolve a bitter legal and safety dispute over the A350 passenger jet, the planemaker's chief executive said on Sunday.
Europe's summer of discontent reveals travel sector labour crisis
After 21 years as a service agent at Air France, Karim Djeffal left his job during the COVID-19 pandemic to start his own job-coaching consultancy.
Boris Johnson's COVID response 'a joke,' irked airline chief says
A leading airline industry official on Tuesday blasted British politicians for criticizing long airport lines and canceled flights once COVID-19 cases eased and in turn assailed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's own response to the pandemic.
UK airlines under fire for Jubilee and summer getaway chaos
The airline industry was one of the hardest-hit sectors during the Covid-19 pandemic. Flights were grounded by lockdowns and travel restrictions.Carriers and airports laid off thousands of employees.
Scrapped flights, resurgent Covid deliver Christmas gut punch
Lufthansa, Delta, United Airlines, British Airways, Alaska Airlines and several others have been forced to cancel flights.
Israel pounds Gaza as deadly conflict intensifies
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said police were increasing their use of force, warning of the "option" of deploying soldiers in towns.
Fire and rehire: Britain's new labour battleground?
An investigation by Britain's Observer newspaper claimed that nine of 13 companies accused of firing and rehiring made profits or increased executive pay.
Tributes paid after death of British lockdown hero 'Captain Tom'
Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Moore "not just a national inspiration but a beacon of hope for the world"
Brexit adds to airline virus woes in Britain
Airlines have already incurred costs over the need for new operating licences to continue flying in Britain and the European Union in the wake of Brexit.
US to require negative virus test for UK arrivals
European Union governments have begun easing travel bans on the UK put in place to contain the variant, with nations being urged to reopen their borders with mandatory tests for arrivals.
EasyJet to start charging for overhead luggage lockers by February 10
EasyJet said customers who don't buy higher priced tickets will be restricted to stuffing a small carry-on bag under their seat.
British Airways stewardess offers "extra" services in-flight and during layovers
BA is seeking to identify the flight crew member as it launches an investigation.
Is Lily James the cause of co-star Armie Hammer's divorce from Elizabeth Chambers?
The actress has been in the news lately due to the scandal surrounding her and another married actor Dominic West.
British Airways flight makes emergency landing in Heathrow as passenger 'smelt burning'
Emergency vehicles flocked to the aircraft once it landed as passengers reportedly smelt something burning and crew members felt sick.
Global virus cases top 18 million as Australian city imposes curfew
Fresh clusters have been reported in countries that had previously brought their outbreaks under control.
British Airways to retire entire 747 fleet after pandemic travel slump
The carrier turns to more modern and fuel-efficient models like Boeing's 787 and the Airbus A350.
Woman claims British pilot husband did not intentionally kill their baby
The young mother told her lawyer that the death of her child was accidental.
Surge in Latin America as global coronavirus toll passes 400,000
As of 1900 GMT, a total of 400,581 deaths were recorded worldwide.
EasyJet axes almost a third of staff on virus fallout
EasyJet had grounded its entire fleet at the end of March.