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Hans Airways plans to be flying by the end of this year
UK-India start-up carrier Hans seeking fresh investment
Will Flybe rise again for a third time?
Flybe administrators seek temporary CAA operating licence
Heathrow welcomed 61.6 million passengers in December 2022 (Credit: Heathrow airport)
Dropping airline slots amnesty 'could jeopardise summer getaway'
Airline voucher conversion driving fresh wave of demand – Heathrow
CAA issues interim price cap on Heathrow airline charges
Skylink ceased trading on Friday (Credit: Craig Whitehead / Unsplash)
Berkshire-based luxury operator ceases trading as Atol holder
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‘Atol reform is about more than just stability – it's about faith in travel’
Airports haver been warned about possible ‘price fixing’ (Pic: iStock)
Warning for UK airports amid claims they breached competition laws
The CAA has published another Atol consultation document
Trailfinders criticises Atol reform 'delays and inertia'
The CAA plans to begin reforming Atol from April 2024
Why the latest Atol reform ideas have industry experts split
Abta reconvening financial protection focus groups after Atol update
Abta reconvening financial protection focus groups after Atol update
Iata is easing its financial criteria for travel agencies from November 2021 to October 2022
CAA puts agents’ pipeline money protection reform on hold
'There are several issues that travel firms must yet be mindful of to survive Covid-19'
Atol protection cost ‘could reach £15pp’, CAA proposes
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Atol reformers favour ‘hybrid’ protection model, report confirms
It comes after the DfT slashed the red list from 54 countries to just seven
Air travel costs stopping a third of consumers from flying, CAA finds
Consumers want to be more informed about flying's impact, the CAA believes (Credit: IStock)
CAA: 'Tell us what green info air passengers should be provided'
Many consumers are not confident that they will be treated fairly by airlines
Let the CAA ‘clamp down’ on airlines, Which? urges govt
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Pandemic driving up recognition of Atol brand and its importance, says CAA
Iain Stewart was named the new chair of the transport select committee in November
New transport chair: 'Heaven forbid we don’t learn lessons from Covid'
Heathrow expects passenger traffic to increase to 67.2m in 2023
Heathrow expects pace of recovery to ‘slow’ in 2023
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Wizz Air complaints handling and compensation delays ‘unacceptable’, says CAA
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Family-run specialist operator ceases trading as Atol holder
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Brussels urged to back scheduled airline failure protection
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What agents need to know about Atol reform on the horizon
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Ryanair backs down in long-running compensation dispute