The bride and the groom have agreed…but a number of members of the wedding party still need to be satisfied. That’s the story as Aer Lingus and IAG, parent of British Air, Iberia and Vueling, move closer to merger. A big hurdle was cleared…
When the New York Times printed this cartoon a few years ago, the trend was just beginning. Squeeze in more has become the order of the day, with extra space to be had only at a premium price. And the squeeze goes in both directions. Not only…
Ryanair, the Dublin-based discount airline that seems to divide the world into fans and haters, has attracted the attention of a columnist at the Telegraph
Think your airline seat is tight now? Wait for the next generation of planes being bought by Ryanair and other budget/short-haul carriers. They’re adding seats, and the space for them has to come from somewhere… And, for the Airbus…
Just like a conscientious bartender, Ryanair is telling some of its customers “you’ve had enough!” The budget airline is banning alcohol from the cabin on
The 10£ fare is probably a teaser, but it appears that Ryanair is very serious about finding a way to acquire long-haul planes and enter
Spain’s embarrassingly-empty Castellon-Costa Azahar airport, unused since it was opened with great ceremony nearly five years ago, will finally get passengers. Ryanair will announce a
International Air Group, the parent of British Air and Iberia, has made an offer to buy Aer Lingus, now owned 30% by RyanAir and 25% by the Irish government, and unlike two previous offers, the board of the Irish flag carrier has agreed to consider…
Low-cost carrier Ryanair has taken a big step toward the mainstream by making its tickets available through travel agents for the first time. They are partnered with Amadeus, the computerized reservation system used by much of the travel agency…
Ryanair, the low-fare airline that’s been trying to change its poor-customer-service image by eliminating some fees and adding some benefits, has now teamed up with PayPal to make paying for tickets and fees easier–and it’s reported to be working…
The bride and the groom have agreed…but a number of members of the wedding party still need to be satisfied. That’s the story as Aer Lingus and IAG, parent of British Air, Iberia and Vueling, move closer to merger. A big hurdle was cleared…
When the New York Times printed this cartoon a few years ago, the trend was just beginning. Squeeze in more has become the order of the day, with extra space to be had only at a premium price. And the squeeze goes in both directions. Not only…
Ryanair, the Dublin-based discount airline that seems to divide the world into fans and haters, has attracted the attention of
Think your airline seat is tight now? Wait for the next generation of planes being bought by Ryanair and other budget/short-haul carriers. They’re adding seats, and the space for them has to come from somewhere… And, for the Airbus…
Just like a conscientious bartender, Ryanair is telling some of its customers “you’ve had enough!” The budget airline is banning
The 10£ fare is probably a teaser, but it appears that Ryanair is very serious about finding a way to
Spain’s embarrassingly-empty Castellon-Costa Azahar airport, unused since it was opened with great ceremony nearly five years ago, will finally get
International Air Group, the parent of British Air and Iberia, has made an offer to buy Aer Lingus, now owned 30% by RyanAir and 25% by the Irish government, and unlike two previous offers, the board of the Irish flag carrier has agreed to consider…
Low-cost carrier Ryanair has taken a big step toward the mainstream by making its tickets available through travel agents for the first time. They are partnered with Amadeus, the computerized reservation system used by much of the travel agency…
Ryanair, the low-fare airline that’s been trying to change its poor-customer-service image by eliminating some fees and adding some benefits, has now teamed up with PayPal to make paying for tickets and fees easier–and it’s reported to be working…
