Both sides of the argument could be heard at the recent CAPA Airline CEO Summit in Dublin, with Travelport expressing the views of the GDSs.

An increasingly high-cost environment is provoking differing views from Europe’s low-cost carriers about the coming year.

The airline comments on overcapacity in Europe and the impact of both Brexit and higher costs.

The low-cost carrier’s chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs makes an environmental pitch.

Thousands of air passengers face travel chaos as strikes hit some Ryanair and Air France flights. A minor strike is expected in Helsinki too.

The low-cost giant from Ireland has plans for markets it has so far left untapped.

The low-cost carrier will fly between Skavsta and one of the oldest cities in Europe.

Ryanair looks to increase its presence in Germany and Austria as it puts forward a plan to buy 75% of Laudamotion.

Ryanair’s CEO threatens to ground flights in an anti-Brexit tirade, but then the CMO says this won’t happen.

Planes are disappearing from Frankfurt-Hahn since the sale of the airport to China’s HNA Group.

Flying planes full makes airlines far more profitable, and it’s better for the environment.

CEO Michael O’Leary believes such a move may arise to avoid Ryanair being grounded after Brexit.

A representative of the low-cost carrier meets Danish unions ahead of setting up a possible base.

Airlines flying to or from the UK will be investigated because families and groups are split up on board.

Budget carrier says today: “Unions representing competitor airlines will wish to test us”.

Airline angers passengers with sudden charge.

Passengers no longer able to carry two cabin bags on board

Western Danish airport smashes new records for 2017

Lufthansa Group as a whole carried 130 million passengers in 2017

Record year for Oslo’s second airport