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Jet2.com hits back at the CAA's ADR criticism

The CAA also singled out Aer Lingus and Emirates as having not signed up to ADR

BA celebrates new route with singing competition

The winner will jet to Nashville where they can record their song

Thomas Cook Airlines expands trade team

Holliday takes on new role as national account manager

Domestic APD 'could change after Brexit'

Campaigners believe tax on domestic flights could be halved after EU exit

Emirates saves A380 with $16 billion order

Production of superjumbo was under threat without fresh aircraft order

Ryanair drives online hotel product with London open day

Hotels will be invited to list their rooms for distribution via Ryanair Rooms

Arabian Travel Market to take sustainability theme

Dubai trade show to stress need for environmental credentials

Ryanair seals pay deal with pilots

Ryanair pilots end pay dispute with airline after deals of ’up to’ 20%

GDPR: Get set for the data challenge

With 2017 behind us, the coming into force of the General Data Protection Regulation is fast approaching. Here, two lawyers respond to the pressing questions travel businesses may have, with an introduction from Karen Round, the Information Commissioner’s Office’s senior policy officer

Singapore Airlines to roll out new A380 cabins from London

The aircraft includes the carrier’s new first-class private suites including a double bed

Airlines warn of Heathrow costs as consultation begins

UK carriers worried about higher passenger charges to pay for third runway

SPAA president reacts to Norwegian's route cut

Norwegian has attributed its decision to cancel its Edinburgh-Connecticut service, and reduce frequency on its Boston and New York routes, to the Scottish government’s failure to reduce Air Passenger Duty (APD)