Ryanair

MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis has called on the chief executives of Ryanair and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to investigate an apparent name-change booking 'glitch' which has cost many passengers at least £115 to fix – and presented them with a dossier detailing more than 160 reports of the problem.

A Ryanair passenger has set up a petition calling on the airline to refund customers who claim they've been unfairly charged £115 to change the name on their booking, after MoneySavingExpert.com revealed a raft of complaints about the issue.

Ryanair customers have inundated us with complaints that it is unfairly charging them £115 to change their name, insisting it was the airline that messed up their bookings – and we are urging Ryanair to prove it has a heart and show leniency.

Some Ryanair customers who've booked flights for groups have reported a bizarre problem which apparently results in the group's surnames being changed to be the same – and those affected could face a £115 fee to correct the booking.

The aviation regulator is taking enforcement action against Ryanair, after the budget airline refused to compensate passengers hit by strike-related disruption. 

Budget airline Ryanair has cancelled 150 flights scheduled for Friday due to strikes by its cabin crew in Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain – here are your rights if you're affected.

Italy's competition watchdog has launched an inquiry into Ryanair's new hand luggage policy – which will only let passengers take a small handbag-sized carry-on into the cabin, unless they pay extra.

Ryanair has backtracked on its recent baggage policy shake-up and will allow some two million passengers who've already booked flights to check in a 10kg bag for free. To benefit, you'll need to be flying from Thursday 1 November onwards and have booked by the end of August. 

Ryanair has apologised after sending cheques that bounced to passengers who were owed flight delay compensation.

Hundreds of Ryanair flights have been cancelled today after strikes were called by staff in Ireland, Germany, Sweden, Belgium and the Netherlands - if you're affected, here's what you need to know.