More routes mean more confidence in the resumption of travel, so these two airlines must be pretty bloody confident if this news is anything to go by.

While ‘chaos at Heathrow’ sounds like a bad early 2000’s rock band, it’s actually the reality some unlucky British travellers faced over the weekend.

If there’s one thing you can be certain of in travel news it’s a passenger doing something weird and live-tweeting the whole event.

The last time we were on a flight they ran out of champagne half way into the journey, it was one of those 30-minute scenic rides too.

We were too busy stuffing our face with pies and Pimm’s to notice we were in a garden – or that there were other guests! A five-star event if we do say so!

BA’s move into secondary airport Stansted enters traditional budget carrier territory, bringing into direct competition with Ryanair on leisure routes.

Margot Robbie in a posh frock in the desert with a bunch of British Airways pilots – huh?

There is no indication of any terrorism link in the incident aboard a Boston-bound British Airways flight, police have said.

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A Washington couple is suing British Airways after they say the airline ruined their vacation by booking them tickets to […]

International Airlines Group has rebounded into net profit in 2013, boosted by a strong performance from British Airways and recently-acquired […]

British Airways has dismissed speculation that it will be the next and final European carrier to withdraw from Australia, instead […]