This edition of Flavour of the Week is a bit like an airport, in that there are both arrivals and departures (and thankfully no cases of coronavirus).

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.

A passenger was left “mortified” after witnessing a fist fight between a male and female passenger on an airport shuttle bus.

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

There’s something fishy about this Flavour of the Week edition, and it could be that we’ve included an absolute sardine of an appointment for your reading pleasure.

The CEO of Europe’s largest low-cost carrier has bemoaned Boeing for delays to the 737 MAX return-to-service, which came after the airline took a hit to its bottom line.

If images posted on social media are anything to go by, in the era of deepfakes, it looks like the embroiled 737 MAX brand is getting a cosmetic touch-up.

Let this incident be a lesson to all you readers to always check your airline ticket before boarding your flight.

If there’s one thing Travel Weekly knows, it’s that this kind of story is right up the alley of you travel industry folk. You’re welcome.

The airline is also believed to be cutting costs by removing three almonds from its fruit and nut mix snacks.

Plane passengers have endured six hours without food or water, while Travel Weekly’s editor has had to endure a lengthy recap of last night’s MAFS episode by fellow staff.

Six Ryanair crew members have been fired after staging a photo sleeping on the floor. To us, this seems ridiculous. Especially because we take a nap on the floor every day after lunch.