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See a few examples of reusable packaging innovations from EasyJet, Never Never Distilling Co., and Schwan Cosmetics from ThePackHub’s Innovation Zone.

This alluring archipelago has a reputation as a great winter sun destination for a fly-and-flop break, but there’s more than meets the eye

These two lessons are really about how to communicate bad news of any kind. Its not fun, but doing it the right way sometimes eases the pain.

I am writing to you on behalf of the thousands of Telegraph readers who shared their ire following my recent feature on a flight from hell with British Airways. In the comments below the article, and in emails and letters sent to me since, I have read countless similar tales of woe. I can draw only one conclusion: something is wrong with your company, and if you are serious about restoring the glory days, when BA could reasonably call itself the “world’s favourite” airline, ...

Popular scheme to avoid toxic fumes in poor communities undermined by flawed measures of emissions, research claims.

EasyJet founder, Sir Stelios-Haji-Ioannou is offering his mentorship and a cash prize without the on-screen pitch as part of his Young Entrepreneur Awards, with £300,000 on offer for the winners.

Transavia introduces fees for cabin baggage from April

A British-Indian students joke on Snapchat of an intent to blow up a plane resulted in jets being scrambled and threw him into a legal soup. Privacy? Wake up to the real world.

EasyJet has apologised after disabled Jackie McKibbens was told she could not use the standard coach transfer from Malaga Airport to her hotel in Fuengirola, Costa del Sol

Dutch discount airline Transavia will begin charging passengers for carry-on luggage that requires placement in an overhead luggage bin. The minimum price for the cabin luggage will start at 10 euros per piece for each direction of travel.