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Cheryl Cole, Whitney Houston and Justin Bieber also named in top five.

UK’s low cost airline announces a profit boost on growing passenger traffic and a rise in fares.

Visitors have paid €2,000 in just four days to see Cecilia Gimenez's terrible restoration in Borja church.

I've been living in London for over 18 months now, and every time the English have a whinge about something I can't help but think back to my Aussie roots and how we stereotype them to be somewhat negative at the best of times.

12 no-frills airlines bow to pressure and agree to lose 'last-minute' rip-off charges following complaints to OFT.

Ryanair has made a move to take a 50 percent stake in Aer Lingus, despite having past attempts rejected by EU regulators on competition grounds

International Air Transport Association says deepening eurozone sovereign debt crisis and rising oil prices threaten to wipe out airline industry profits and targets

Budget airline Ryanair warns of a future decline in profits on higher fuel costs, despite beating forecasts with a 2012 profit surge.

Advocate general claims budget airline should have paid to look after passengers left abroad by Icelandic eruption.

Hidden credit and debit card surcharges face axe as Treasury plans crackdown to help consumers.

The tax makes Britain a less preferred holiday destination and penalises British holidaymakers, the companies say.

Even Ryanair is betting on Silvio Berlusconi's defeat after Tuesday's vote on the Italian budget that could force the 75-year old mogul to step down as prime minister.

Leading airline Ryanair is planning to introduce a pornography service for passengers during flights, claims news report

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The Grimsovtn volcano is producing mostly steam rather than ash and activity should decline sharply within a few days.

The Icelandic ash cloud left British airspace early on Wednesday morning according to the air traffic controller NATS.

Ryanair has cancelled all flights to and from Scottish airports and been forced to back down over claims that the ash cloud has had no effect on its aircraft.

The ash cloud caused by the eruption of an Icelandic Volcano has become less intense and the worst of the outburst may be over, the Met Office has said.

The ash cloud from the erupting Iceland volcano could force the cancellation of up to 500 commercial flights in Northern Ireland, Scotland and parts of Scandinavia, the European air traffic agency has said.

The government said on Tuesday that ash from an Icelandic volcano would not lead to the total shutdown of airspace despite the cancellation of over 250 flights across Europe this morning.

Last year's Iceland ash cloud caused many Britons to check their travel insurance policies for an eventuality that few had previously considered. So, few could have imagined that the industry would have to deal with a similar episode so soon after the first with forecasters warning that the plume from the Grimsvotn volcano could be blown to northern Scotland tomorrow, and the rest of Britain by Thursday.

Budget airline Ryanair reported a fall in its losses in the third quarter ended 31 December 2010, and added that it expected full year results to be towards the upper end of expectations.

Ryanair have lost 50 million over the last three months after volcanic eruptions in Eyjafjallajokull caused severe traffic disruption over Europe.

BAA passenger numbers have shown a gradual improvement year-on-year, as latest figures show a 1.7 percent fall on June 2009, compared with 22.7 percent disparity in April and 4.5 pct in May.

Willie Walsh, the tough CEO of the strike-hit, ash-cloud hit and recession-hit airline British Airways, has said that he will decline to take a bonus this year, for the second year running.

Perusing the much respected Airline of the Year awards given by air transport research company and occasional government consultants Skytrax over the last decade, I'm slightly at a loss. Singapore, Cathay Pacific, Emirates, Asiana (20 May 2010) even British Airways (2006), but not the airline Mr Michael O'Leary claims is the "world's favourite", Ryanair. Surely an omission and not simply hyperbole on Mr O'Leary's part as the Skytrax Airline of the Year Award is known the w...

Budget airline Ryanair said it was optimistic of the coming financial year after announcing an increase in pre-tax profit of over 200 per cent in the full year ended 31 March 2010.