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Island residents crying 'enough' over helicopter movements come up against rigid planning laws, busy bureaucrats and Civil Aviation officials who question if there's really a problem

Combining high stakes and high jinks, new Prime Video dramedy Ten Percent follows the snakes and ladders life of celebrity agents trying to do the best for their clients (and their commission) with hilarious results. Here we explore the real-life world of agents, how they’ve risen through the ranks in…

The financial protection of refund credit notes ends on September 30.

People are going back to the office. Not in the same everyday slog they did before the pandemic, but many are back at least a few days a week.

The Transport Committee said the UK Civil Aviation Authority should be given ‘more teeth’ to fine airlines that do not compensation customers.

‘Airline passengers should be granted automatic compensation, eliminating the need to apply for a refund’ – Transport Select Committee

After one mum was slammed for asking a fellow passenger to swap seats with her child, many have been asking who is actually in the right - so what are the official rules about switching seats on a flight?

Tens of thousands passengers have had flights cancelled over the past week – but airlines aren’t always specific about the compensation customers are due

This is the fifth extension sought by the Union Home Ministry