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The airline has agreed with manufacturer Airbus to purchase 101 A321neo and 56 A320neo aircraft.

Fagradalsfjall volcano near the evacuated town of Grindavik in the Southern Peninsula region of Iceland exploded last night, causing delays at Keflavik Airport in Iceland, a major North Atlantic aviation hub

British and non-EU passport holders will have to go through fingerprint checks and face scans under the new EU Entry/Exit System (EES).

Following last week’s mammoth Airbus order from Turkish Airlines today Easyjet ordered 157 A320 and A321 neo aircraft. Also today Lufthansa has split an order…

By Helena Smolak Airbus confirmed an order from EasyJet for 157 additional A320neo family aircraft following shareholder approval, part of the British airlines fleet renewal as it moves to...

Plane maker Airbus said on Tuesday it had won an order from easyJet for 157 more aircraft, after the budget airline received a green light from shareholders for the planned purchase. The...

EasyJet's shareholders have voted overwhelmingly in favour of the company's planned purchase of 157 A320neo family aircraft from manufacturing giant Airbus.

In this week's digest: Spotify abandons its plan to exit Uruguay but says it might "disinvest" from France, UK Music calls on government to convene a summit on ticketing touting, a new call for witnesses to the Brixton Academy crowd crush to come forward + more

Dutch discount airline Transavia is considering a move to force its airline passengers to pay an additional fee if they want to bring baggage inside the cabin. The airline said it was part of a package of options being examined as a way to boost revenue. Transavia is under pressure by its parent company, Air France - KLM, to increase revenue generated by optional add-ons by an additional 125 million euros annually.

Stylish and historic, the gardens of the Côte d'Azur are filled with drought-tolerant Mediterranean planting ideas. BBC Gardeners' World Magazine Gardening Editor, Emma Crawforth, shares some highlights.