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British Airways rolled out cut-p rice hand luggage-only fares across its entire short-haul network from Heathrow, Gatwick and London City last month. But do its prices beat self-proclaimed budget giants Easyjet and Ryanair? MoneySavingExpert.com put them to the test.

Ryanair's free-for-all seating policy is to be scrapped from next February when the no-frills airline starts to allocate seating on all flights – though you'll have to pay £5 to pick a seat.

Easyjet passengers have been hit by flight delays and cancellations after the budget airline's check-in system went down this afternoon.

British Airways is extending its cut-price hand luggage-only fares to include some short-haul flights from Heathrow and London City airports.

In the first summer of flights since hard new EU rules on delay compensation were announced, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal huge differences between airlines' approaches to paying flight delay compensation.

Online travel agent eDreams has been reported to regulators by budget airline Easyjet, which says it's overcharging consumers.

Holidaymakers looking to save by only taking hand luggage on budget airline flights should check the size of their bag before flying – or they could be hit with a hefty fee if it's too big.

British Airways says it will cut prices on all its short-haul flights from Gatwick for passengers who don't check in a bag.

Frustrated flyers are now getting hundreds of pounds in compensation for delays, just weeks after the floodgates opened for claims from airlines.

Budget airline Easyjet is to introduce allocated seating for all flights from November to end the scrum of finding a place on its planes.