A UK investigation has revealed an unsettling cost-cutting practice at airlines that sees hundreds of kilograms of additional emissions produced per flight.

While this week’s fun-filled Aviation Wrap won’t shake off your Tuesday blues, you can be damn sure a three-shot ristretto will. 

Heading to Spain in the coming year? Chances are you’ll end up on an IAG-owned jet upon completion of this new deal.

This week’s Aviation Wrap is brought to you from a galaxy far, far away not just because of the Star Wars image, but also because our journo drank too much coffee and now thinks she’s in outer space.

Yes, you read that correctly, and yes, this story is just as juicy and drama-filled as it sounds.

Are you known for trying to wrangle a bargain on airfares? How about sneakily pushing in to lines? Well, it looks like you’ve met your match.

Looking for a legend to fly with over October? Check-in with this week’s Aviation Wrap to see who’s doing what for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The man was fined over $10,000 after his awful behaviour caused the cabin crew to ready the restraining gear.

British Airways has cancelled hundreds of flights due to a planned pilot strike, which will see thousands of travellers inconvenienced.

An airline director has been fired for criticising a rival airline’s cabin crew for having “unpolished shoes, holes in tights, too tight uniform, double chin, rotten and uneven teeth, messy hairstyle”. Wow.

This week’s aviation wrap features a couple of cause-fighting stories. However, that’s not to say there’s any mention of angry protesters or vigilantes.

Strap yourself in and get ready to take off on a journey full of new routes, updated menus, increased flight availability and fresh codeshares! It makes for much better reading than it sounds. We promise.