Consumer protection

Aito hopes to tempt new members with financial protection services

Aviation sector warns removal of baggage fees could see air fares rise

Agents – if something goes wrong, are you ready for when the spotlight falls on you?

Quarter of consumers now booking package holidays, according to Barclays' 10-year review

Jetline Travel’s £4.7 million debts outlined in creditors’ report

Baldwins Travel ‘in hands of receivers’ as Abta invites claims for pipeline monies

'Disappointing' package travel shake-up 'a missed opportunity for meaningful reform' – Aito

Package travel back on government agenda as industry views sought on revised reforms

Baldwins Travel's appeal to have Abta membership reinstated ends in failure

Start-up Global Airlines puts two transatlantic charters on sale amid ongoing UK licence bid

Abta's annual profits jump by more than 50% despite slight decline in membership

Black Friday: UK holiday fraud hotspot named after £12m hit last year

Transport secretary Louise Haigh: 'This govt is not anti-flying'

Bank holiday ATC meltdown cost consumers and industry 'up to' £165 million

InteleTravel explains decision to cut down Atol size

Court Line at 50: how travel's then biggest failure shaped its future for the better

Limited failures sees Air Travel Trust pot rebound to nearly £200 million

Agency run by disqualified director wound up as potential victims urged to come forward

Agency shut down after failing to refund customers almost £600,000

CAA tells airlines to abide by EU261 after BA crew sickness ruling

Airlines facing potential avalanche of flight delay claims following staff sickness ruling

Thomas Cook's creditors to receive share of £280 million pay-out

Trailfinders proposes ‘interim’ measure for Atol scheme

UK Outbound to meet following general election to plan lobbying strategy