Showing up at the airport on the wrong day is every traveller’s worst nightmare, so we can’t imagine how this woman felt.

The airline said the changes will increase punctuality of flights, but we would much rather be 10 minutes late than have to pay to bring an adequate amount of knickers on our next Euro trip.

The woman is seeking almost $30,000 in compensation from the airline after flight attendants made her feel as though she had no option but to move seats.

Travel Weekly’s reporter attempted to match his espresso intake with the number of stories in this wrap. He’ll be opting for decaf next time around.

The airline has denied accusations that it intends to use pilots’ sickness records when drawing up plans for more than 700 job cuts.

The allegations could not come at a worse time for EasyJet, as the airline prepares to cut 30 per cent of its staff and sell three of its major UK bases.

Reading Travel Weekly’s Aviation Wrap has been compared to taking a long-haul flight, in that you’ll likely fall asleep at some point.

A frightful image has emerged of a woman scalded on a flight when a cabin crew member lost their grip on a hot cup of instant noodles.

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

A British mum was shocked to find she had unwittingly travelled internationally using a passport that didn’t belong to her.

EasyJet and other budget airlines have come under fire for an enormous price hike on tickets around the UEFA Europa Cup draw, but the cause is a little more complicated than it might seem.

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