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Experts have warned that the town of Grindavik in Iceland could be destroyed if the bubbling Fagradalsfjall volcano erupts following a weekend of earthquakes

The race to become Europes first €100m aviation chief is heating up. And Ryanair boss Michael OLeary (pictured) has stolen an early lead.

European stocks closed higher on Monday with investors continuing to react to quarterly earnings updates, and looking ahead to inflation data from U.S. and Eurozone for further clarity on the outlook for interest rates.

European stocks closed higher on Monday with investors continuing to react to quarterly earnings updates, and looking ahead to inflation data from U.S. and Eurozone for further clarity on the outlook for interest rates.

?A ‘Ryanair flying high’ pun isn’t needed. The airline’s numbers speak for themselves.

This little-known spot is the loveliest wine region, and as a fresh generation of vintners set up shop, November makes a fine time to visit

Cruise passengers describing their storm experiences were among our most read stories this week.

Rolls-Royce tested SAF on engines such as the Trent 700, 800, 900, 1000, and 7000, Trent XWB-84 and 97, BR725, and Pearl 700, 15 and 10X.

When an easyJet flight to Alicante faced a delay, a father on board decided to take things into his own hands. Passengers booked on the flight to Spain had...

An investigation found that two cabin windowpanes were missing and two were out of position.