Budget airline Ryanair has apologised after a passenger caught up in the cancellation chaos last month was wrongly told he could not claim compensation because he'd already been given a refund.
If you're booked on an inbound-only Monarch flight between now and Sunday and have yet to fly out on another airline, the aviation regulator is now warning you CAN'T expect to be flown home for free.
Monarch Airlines has been granted a 24-hour extension to its ATOL licence, meaning its flights and package holidays will continue to operate as normal today amid uncertainty over its future.
A Ryanair passenger whose flight was one of 18,000 cancelled yesterday has been told he cannot be transferred onto a flight with another airline – despite the regulator launching enforcement action intended to tackle this issue.
Ryanair is to fly 25 fewer aircraft this winter, resulting in 100,000s more passengers having their flights cancelled – and the regulator has accused the budget airline of "repeatedly misleading" passengers over their rights .
Budget airline Ryanair is cancelling 40 to 50 flights a day over the next six weeks in a bid to improve its punctuality – forcing 100,000s of passengers to rearrange their travel plans. Here's a rundown of your rights if you're affected.
Travel to and from the Caribbean and Florida is currently severely disrupted in the wake of the devastating Hurricane Irma. If you're planning to travel to the region, here's what you need to know.
Budget airline Ryanair has announced that passengers will only be able to take a single smaller piece of hand luggage into the cabin from November unless they've paid more for priority boarding, as part of a series of changes to its baggage policy designed to "ease delays".
6 September 2017
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