A new lie-flat airline seat is being proposed as a solution for a good night’s sleep for economy-class travellers, and as a possible social distancing solution for aircraft of all ages.

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The United Kingdom’s biggest regional airline has suspended all operations with immediate effect, just months after seeking government help.

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Meanwhile, one airline made the most of hurricane-force winds ravaging northern continental Europe by shaving more than an hour and a half off a transatlantic flight.

As seasoned travellers, we’ve found a lot of bizarre things in plane lavatories, but this passenger’s find really takes the cake.

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If approved by the ACCC, the new partnership could allow British Airways to coordinate on more than 100 routes, expanding on its once-daily flight between Sydney and London.

You can absolutely tell who on Twitter has worked in customer service before based on their response to this viral tweet.

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