To follow this trend, Travel Weekly has decided to start promoting holidays in North Korea, although no one has shown interest so far.

A possible Russian invasion has many worried about flying through Ukrainian airspace. Here’s what that means for the travel industry.

The new report from ICAO has exposed a bold move of political repression by the Belarusian president, who allegedly orchestrated a bomb scare on a Ryanair flight.

It’s only a matter of time before Qantas comes up with a new dance, Virgin creates the latest inside joke and Rex invents the latest TikTok sound that will be stuck in your kid’s head for a week.

Winning the world’s safest airline seems like something all carriers would be proud of, much more so than the notably less coveted “world’s most turbulent airline” award.

It’s quite a feat to take over ibises as the world’s most annoying bird, but these frightened passengers would put herons in first place.

Let’s be honest, the sheer miracle of human flight is often overshadowed by overpriced snacks on the catering trolley.

The eastern European country has provoked outrage from leaders across the globe after forcing a passenger plane to land in its capital so it could detain an opposition journalist.

Ryanair is doing very little to throw off its title of ‘World’s Dodgiest Airline’, as its latest dodgy campaign gets pulled.

The low-cost carrier has landed itself in hot water with an advertising watchdog after encouraging consumers to book their summer holidays so they can “jab and go”.

Whoever runs this airline’s Twitter page was our saving grace during the US election, easing the stress of awaiting the results by roasting the absolute hell out of Donald Trump.

The airline has suggested a high school student could do a better job at choosing which countries make it on Irelands ‘Green List’ by playing darts and snap. Ouch.