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The US has put on hold a possible laptop ban on flights from the UK and the rest Europe - but has insisted the plan remains under consideration.more

British Airways is now operating a full flight schedule after an IT failure saw the airline cancel thousands of flights over the bank holiday weekend.more

Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly said on Sunday he "might" ban carry-on laptops from all international flights into the U.S.more

British Airways has warned of further delays and cancellations as it resumes flights following the major IT failure that saw most services cancelled from Heathrow and Gatwick on Saturday.more

A new analysis by a UK-based consumer agency has put Aer Lingus above Ryanair for on time flights. Which? looked at more than 850,000 flights into Britain, and concluded that 75% of them arrive on time.more

Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary says he is "hugely in favour" of a privately-owned third terminal at Dublin Airport - but stopped short of committing that the carrier would build the facility itself.more

Ireland is wide open to a potential terror atrocity in any part of the country, a security expert has warned. Defence analyst Declan Power believes Ireland "ticks all the boxes" and is vulnerable due to a lack of anti-terrorism training.more

Passengers flying from Gatwick Airport for bank holiday breaks were faced with chaos this morning as many were told they will have to fly without their baggage.more

Wizz Air annouced opening new route between Olsztyn-Szymany airport and Oslo Torp.more

LOT Polish Airlines is to increase capacity on its Warsaw-Heathrow flights, brushing aside uncertainties over a possible Brexit effect on air travel.more

Analysis of more than 850,000 flights to British airports revealed that 26 per cent failed to arrive within 15 minutes of their schedule last year.more

Several hundred interventions are undertaken annually by Border Guards at airports in connection with unaccompanied luggage. more

1047 animals traveled on Krakow Balice Airport last year. According to the port authorities, passengers are more confident with taking their pets.more

Theresa Carter, who flew with nine pals, was let on a Ryanair flight at Stansted using 15-year-old Joshua's passport - with a picture taken when he was 13.more

More than 4.1 million passengers served Warsaw Airport Chopin from January to the end of April. more

All flights were suspended at Terminal 3 at Heathrow this morning following a 'security issue'.more

Gatwick's north terminal was found to have the worst airport lounge in Britain, a consumer magazine investigation has found. Reviewers found that "the floor was grubby and the facilities were basic" at the My Lounge in Gatwick. They said they were left "wishing we'd stuck to the seating outside".more

Ryanair has announced £9.99 flights from Newcastle Airport - plus an extension to routes already proving popular with Geordies.more

Gardai have warned they are not prepared for the types of terror attacks that have been happening across Europe and claim Irish airports are particularly vulnerable.more

Days before Qantas officially launches its new non-stop flights from Britain to Australia, The Independent can reveal the likely schedule for the new flight. more

Polish police made an intervention with a passenger who suggested that he might have a bomb. He was fined 1,000 zlotys, and the representative of the airline he was supposed to fly did not let him board the plane.more

Ryanair launched a new London Luton route to Bydgoszcz as part of its winter 2017 schedule, with a three times weekly service starting in October.more

33 passengers did not fly yesterday from Bydgoszcz airport to London Stansted, because they did not have time to pass inspection of documents carried out by the Border Guard. Some people have used other ports, others have rebooking for Friday and Saturday.more

Cork Aiport has commissioned a unique time-lapse video which aims at capturing the day-to-day life of the airport as well as promoting some of the beautiful scenery of the Irish countryside.more

Up to 50,000 passengers a year are being "bumped off" British flights as airlines overbook to maximise profits. Experts said that "denied boarding" was becoming increasingly common because of competition among airlines, which led carriers to sell too many tickets to avoid flying with empty seats.more