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The Scandinavian airline Finnair said that the weigh-ins would be voluntary to start with when they begin later this year.

Exclusive: ‘I had always regarded easyJet as a step above Ryanair but that opinion has been severely dented’ – Northern Lights hunter Robert Stephens

A European city break need not wait until spring, with low hotel rates, crowd-free attractions and temperatures touching 20C

The aircraft was flying from Edinburgh , Scotland to Geneva Cointrin airport and was carrying 157 passengers on November 5 last year.

A Swiss investigation into an Easyjet flight to Geneva revealed that the plane narrowly avoided disaster.

An EasyJet flight heading from Edinburgh to Geneva came perilously close to Lake Geneva, forcing pilots, who were later temporarily stood down, to abandon their landing and try again

Fun, for the chief data and information officer at EasyJet, means running one of the biggest e-commerce operations in the UK, at the same time as overseeing the IT behind the world’s eighth-largest airline.

Hotel group Dalata up 0.8% in Dublin as its share price climbed above pre-Covid levels for first time

Europe's low cost airlines are expecting another bumper summer for travel with consumers set to flock abroad despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop.

Europe's top low-cost airlines, Ryanair, Wizz Air, and easyJet, report positive demand and pricing trends in Q4 2023, with optimistic outlooks for summer 2024 bookings.