Hundreds of flights are being cancelled or delayed as the first French air-traffic control strike of the summer takes hold.

EU member states have approved a weak performance for air traffic controllers despite increasing delays, A4E says.

The chief executives of five of Europe’s biggest airlines were asked which of their rivals they would choose to run for a week.

Some airlines are allowing rebooking, as Italian air traffic controllers announce a strike for tomorrow.

Airlines call airports “connectivity disruptors”; airports fire back

Travel across Europe could be affected on March 20

Hundreds of flights cancelled in week of discontent

Hundreds of flights cancelled in and across France

Partnership emerging in Copenhagen and other hubs

New alliance could see traffic feed from Ryanair to Norwegian

European Airline Group demands lower EU airport costs