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From next year, air travel will be at least 20 per cent more expensive than it is today, according to the Dutch daily De Telegraaf. Experts quoted by the newspaper blame this primarily on high aviation fuel prices, the high exchange rate of the dollar and rising airport charges.more

Scandinavian airlines SAS has announced that it is cancelling 1,200 flights scheduled for September and 500 scheduled for October. According to the corporation, a strike by pilots in July contributed to the reduction in the route network.more

London Heathrow Airport has extended the limit of 100,000. departing passengers daily until October 29. According to the original plans, it was supposed to last until September 11.more

Dublin Airport has revised its advice to passengers queuing for flights after a significant improvement in security screening times.more

Regulated train fares in England will rise below the rate of inflation next year to help people with the cost of living crisis, the government has said. more

A new electric-powered sleeper train service will soon allow passengers to travel from the UK to Sweden in less than a day. Swedish operator SJ will launch its EuroNight service between Hamburg and Stockholm on 1 September.more

Ryanair won't be offering flights at rock bottom prices any more thanks to the soaring cost of fuel, the budget airline's boss has admitted. more

"Romantic zone. Obligation to kiss" - a plaque with such an inscription is located at a picturesque viewpoint on the Italian island of Capri. Above there is a sign depicting a kissing couple. The plaque was set up by the authorities of the local municipality of Anacapri at the request of a 23-year-old who lives there.more

EU and EEA EFTA citizens are being reminded of their rights when travelling to the UK by the Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA). With the summer holiday season in full swing, the IMA is continuing to receive complaints and intelligence from people experiencing difficulties with airline carriers whilst travelling to the UK. more

Police should have the ability to track suspicious rail passengers through analysing bank and oyster card journey data, a chief constable has said.more

British Airways yesterday evening suspended the sale of tickets for flights from London Heathrow airport on domestic and European routes for the next week, on August 15 inclusive. This applies, inter alia, to flights to Poland.more

British Airways has announced that it has suspended the sale of tickets for flights from London Heathrow Airport on domestic and European routes for at least one week. Therefore, this also applies to flights to Poland.more

Drivers will no longer be able to stop, park, or even unload on some roads in the heart of the Lake District. more

Another so-called fast track, or fast passage, has been opened by Warsaw Chopin Airport for travellers departing from the port. It allows travellers to reach the security check without queuing, and the service is chargeable, the airport said.more

In August, three new routes by Wizz Air will appear in the flight schedule of Wrocław Airport. Passengers will be able to fly to the Albanian capital Tirana, to the Greek island of Rhodes and to Dubrovnik in Croatia.more

Colchester has about 120,000 residents and it's one of eight towns that were awarded city status during the Queen 's Platinum Jubilee. It was also the capital of England from the fifth to eighth centuries during the Roman occupation of what would become England - and there's plenty to do in the soon-to-be city. more

Hungary's Wizz Air will launch a service from Warsaw Chopin Airport to Funchal on the Portuguese island of Madeira from 30 October, the carrier announced. The flights will be operated on Wednesdays and Sundays.more

Bhutan will introduce the highest tourist tax in the world from September, informs the local daily "Kuensel". Tourists in the "last kingdom in the Himalayas" will have to pay $ 200 a day per person "for sustainable development."more

Southeastern has warned passengers not to travel on Saturday (July 30), with no trains running because of strike action. more

A strike by German airline Lufthansa's ground handling personnel began this morning, which resulted in the cancellation of more than 1,000 flights and increased air traffic disruptions during the peak holiday season, Reuters reported.more

The boss of Heathrow Airport has hit back at criticism from Ryanair, saying it is "bizarre" to blame airports for not having enough staff. more

The Independent Monitoring Authority (IMA), which monitors the rights of EU and EEA EFTA citizens after the UK left the EU, has concerns that airline carriers are unnecessarily stopping some citizens from boarding flights.more

Lufthansa airline announced today that it will cancel almost all flights scheduled for tomorrow in Munich and Frankfurt am Main due to a warning strike by ground staff. More than 130,000 passengers will be affected by the changes, writes AFP, citing an announcement from the German carrier.more

A Boeing plane with 145 passengers on board had to make an emergency landing at Amsterdam airport yesterday morning after a stork flew into the engine, reports the daily "Algemeen Dagblad".more

Ryanair has warned that passengers could face hikes in air travel of between 30-40% in the next four years, as it condemned a draft decision from the aviation regulator to allow airport charges to increase at Dublin Airport.more