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Flying with Ryanair, easyJet, British Airways or Jet2 anytime soon? Using a Bluetooth tracker means you can have eyes on your checked-in cases at all times

Limits imposed after 30% of airport air traffic controllers fail ill

The Financial Post brings you the top business stories as they happen for September 26, 2023. Read on for breaking news you need to know.

Two years since lockdowns ended, some UK hubs are investing hundreds of millions of pounds to improve service. Others really need to

Rolls-Royce and EasyJet achieved a new milestone in their combined efforts to develop hydrogen-fueled engines.

Both Rolls-Royce and its partner easyJet are committed to being at the forefront of the development of hydrogen combustion engine technology capable of powering a range of aircraft, including those in the narrow-body market segment, from the mid-2030s onwards.

Gatwick limits flights after illnesses cause staff shortages. Friday is expected to be the worst day with 865 flights scheduled to be disrupted.

The airport will process 164 fewer flights than planned after COVID-19 and other illness put 30% of ATC staff out of action.

From Morocco to Gambia here are the best sun-soaked shores to beat winter blues that are a medium-haul flight away

Gatwick Airport Covid Outbreak: Stewart Wingate, the airports chief executive, said the decision “means we can prevent as much disruptions as possible.” | World News