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More than half of UK airports STILL don't have free water fountains
Four UK airports are in the process of installing free drinking water fountains but half still don't have them
10 July 2018
British Airways to launch new boarding policy - here's what you need to know
British Airways will introduce a policy to board travellers with the cheapest tickets in two separate groups
20 November 2017
Ryanair postpones plans to cut cabin baggage allowance
Ryanair has postponed plans to cut its cabin baggage allowance until after Christmas
24 October 2017
Is lipstick really a liquid? Airports enforce different make-up security rules
Varying airport security rules are forcing holidaymakers to cram cosmetics such as lipstick into their 'liquids' bags
24 August 2017
No water fountains in more than HALF of UK airports
MoneySavingExpert.com is calling on 18 UK international airports to offer free drinking water fountains to passengers
26 July 2017
BA flights chaos after IT meltdown - your rights
British Airways passengers who were caught in the Bank Holiday IT failure are beginning to receive compensation
29 May 2017
Heathrow flights cancelled and delayed amid heavy fog – your rights
More than 10,000 passengers flying in and out of London Heathrow have been affected by cancellations and delays
23 January 2017
British Airways extends cheaper hand luggage-only fares to Heathrow
The airline says passengers can save £10 each way on flights from Heathrow and London City
11 September 2013
Know your flight compensation rights as cold snap grounds planes
Freezing fog has played havoc with flights this morning, so here's a rundown of your rights
12 December 2012
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