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Europe News: Russian jamming causes safety concerns for UK flights as reported by The Sun. EASA alarmed by increased incidents. Incident near Kaliningrad involving

A Glasgow flight was forced to divert due to passengers becoming disruptive during it.

Pilots on UK flights over the Baltics have been noticing an increasing number of suspected 'jamming' or 'spoofing' incidents targeting in-light GPS systems

A disorderly Celtic fan has been filmed clashing with fellow passengers, cabin crew and Turkish police officers on an easyJet plane after landing.

Shocking footage shows an unruly thug brawling with cops and airplane staff on a flight to Turkey this weekend, drawing attention and terrified screams from other passengers, including a little girl who can be seen anxiously covering her face with her hands before she is comforted by an adult.

Ryanair is suing the UK’s air traffic control operator NATS over a computer meltdown last year that caused flight chaos and left thousands of passengers stranded abroad for days, the Irish Independent has learned.

Underperforming its European peers, the Iseq index added 0.3%

Military chiefs have warned that a system known as Tobol, based in the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, could be interfering with signals on planes and boats, causing them to malfunction.

A man has been charged after a Glasgow flight heading to Spain was allegedly forced to divert at the weekend.

Dutch airline KLM will begin flying to and from Tel Aviv, Israel again starting on Wednesday, the airline confirmed. KLM cancelled all flights involving the city after Iran launched an attack on Israel using missiles and unmanned drones more than a week ago.Israel wanted to carry out a major counterattack on Iran last week. The country said it scaled back those plans under pressure from the United States, Israeli officials told The New York Times on Monday.