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European Commission launches probe into state aid at French airport
The Commission will be examining whether the Ryanair received money from the French state to publicise Montpellier and the surrounding area as a tourist destination.
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Ryanair to close Glasgow base while adding new routes to Edinburgh
Glasgow International Airport has said that it has been left in no doubt that Ryanair's decision to shut its base at the airport was motivated by the Scottish Government's 'inability' to introduce an Air Passenger Duty cut.
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Brexit could mean 28 per cent of flyers lose compensation rights
A no-deal Brexit scenario may cost British flyers visiting Europe dearly according to a company that works to make sure customers receive compensation for delayed, cancelled or overbooked flights.
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Faster, easier, friendlier: Exciting times ahead for LJLA
In an interview with International Airport Review, Mark Povall, Strategy Director at Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LJLA) explains that exciting times await the riverside airport with more growth to build on recent success, and an ambitious expansion programme driving the airport’s goals.
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Ryanair faces legal action as passenger numbers affected by debacle climb
As the low-budget airline's crisis worsens, a threat of court action emerges with a British regulatory body saying Ryanair has failed to inform passengers.
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First flight at Eilat Ramon Airport as the opening of Israel’s new airport draws closer
The airport is the first civilian airport to be built since the country was founded in 1948 and will eventually serve the Red Sea resort of Eilat and Israel's southern region when it opens to the general public in early 2018.
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Cancellation of 2,100 flights might cost Ryanair £47million in payouts
A flight compensation company has crunched the numbers and revealed how much the airline might have to shell out after their catastrophic staff-holiday mismanagement.
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Shannon Airport’s double route boost
Shannon Airport has announced Air Canada and Ryanair direct services to Toronto and Barcelona-Reus respectively.
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Ryanair announce new Aberdeen to Malta route
Ryanair have announced that they will launching a new leisure route to Malta from Aberdeen in April 2018.
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Glasgow’s best-ever July beats all previous passenger number records
Glasgow Airport has recorded its busiest ever month as more than 1,082,000 passengers travelled through its doors in July – representing a 6.2% increase on the same period in 2016.
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Brexit: Sleep-walking towards disaster for aviation | Chris Chalk
Chris Chalk*, speaking as a member of the British Aviation Group (BAG), offers an analysis of the potentially devastating impact of Brexit on both the UK and the European aviation networks.
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Is British Airways flying towards a no-frills future?
In a world increasingly-dominated by low-cost airlines, the recently-scorned British Airways are making a brave step towards the future...
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Ryanair begins new routes from Hamburg
More choice for Ryanair passengers as seven additional destinations now available in summer timetable from Hamburg.
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A low-cost revolution? The power of the short-haul business model
Managing Partner of consultancy Aviation Strategy Ltd, James Halstead, presents the case for change in the airline market.
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Brexit worries as UK-based airlines told to relocate to EU by Brussels
Many are fearing the security of their jobs as EU officials warn UK-based airlines they must move to continental Europe post-Brexit...
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