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The head of air traffic control has been paid more than £2million in bonuses over the past three years despite overseeing repeated system failures.

Hundreds of thousands of Britons may not receive compensation if their flights were hit in Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s air travel chaos.

Britain’s NATS air traffic control provider has a ‌week to investigate the systems failure that halted flights and stranded hundreds of thousands of passengers, the government said, as pressure mounts on its chief executive.

In 2024, Brussels South Charleroi Airport handled over 10 million passengers.

A shoking new video appears to show the shattered engine of the plane where a passenger was sucked out of the window“up to his shoulders“.

British families are experiencing half-term holiday misery as 13,000 flights this month were canceled due to the Iran war.

Four-hour long passport queues in European airports are Britain’s punishment for leaving the EU, the boss of Ryanair has claimed.

Disruptions to jet fuel supplies could begin in early May if the US-Israel war with Iran extends beyond April, Michael O’Leary, chief executive of Ryanair, said.

Ryanair could cancel up to 600 flights a day next week due to French air traffic control (ATC) strikes, the airline has claimed.

Dramatic video captures the moment British stag partygoers were arrested on a Spain-bound Ryanair flight after their disruptive behavior forced the plane to divert to France.

This is the shocking moment a passenger is dragged off a Ryanair plane after sparking a bloody brawl.

Airlines are seeking explanations after thousands of passengers traveling to and from UK airports experienced significant delays due to a technical issue affecting radar systems, which resulted in airspace closure on Wednesday.

Ryanair has been ordered to refund a passenger £124 after a court determined that hand luggage should be classified as ’essential’ regarding air travel.

A bomb threat on board a Ryanair plane has suspended all flights and closed a runway at Brussels Airport.

Airline seeking €15,000 in damages over ‘inexcusable’ behaviour it says forced plane to divert to Portugal.

Emergency crews met the aircraft after landing at London Stansted and were joined by police, paramedics and an air ambulance - but the man was pronounced dead at the scene

The Ryanair plane - flight FR8826 - caught fire as it was about to leave Brindisi Airport in Italy and the inflatable slide was deployed to help the passengers evacuate following the emergency

Footage showed one man being escorted off the aircraft after several passengers started having a fight on board a flight to the Spanish island of Ibiza after it left Manchester

Ryan Captain Matt Greenhalgh, 28, died in a crash on the M62 along with a colleague and his family have now paid tribute to the newlywed who had a ’passion for life’

The airport has seen a number of other tragic deaths in recent years

Europe’s largest airline says passengers are waiting until later in the season to book tickets