A leaked European Commission report claims that a new fuel tax would be like removing almost eight million cars off the roads.

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

Even if Britain crashes out of the European Union without a deal, both sides guarantee that air travel will continue unbroken.

The EU's “comprehensive air services agreement” is one of several in the works with countries such as Turkey and Oman.

A 26% rise in ancillary revenues to €557 million was offset during the third quarter by higher fuel and staff costs.

A hard Brexit may bring chaos at ports and airports, but at least passengers will be able to get an inflight meal.

EU-funded cross-border cooperation and marketing is about to take off with the aim of attracting Chinese and other visitors.

Europe’s airlines face a chilly winter, Bloomberg writes, with Nordic carriers in particular exposed to brutal headwinds.

2019 will be a difficult, dangerous and decisive year for aviation in Europe, an aviation expert predicts.

The low-cost giant has clashed with an aviation authority that says the carrier must compensate passengers hit by strikes.

The Polish carrier, which is also flying to LCY from Warsaw and Budapest, has been chosen for a route funded by Lithuania.

EU-China Tourism Year has helped to boost interest in the eastern countries of the European Union.

MEPs vote for higher compensation in the event of delays – as well as better access for passengers with bicycles.

Change is needed from governments in Europe to improve competitiveness in the face of rivals in the rest of the world.

As Brexit approaches, the British Airways owner is looking to protect its EU ownership rights, a newspaper reveals.

Aviation authorities in France seized a plane, forcing its passengers to disembark, until Ryanair paid €525,000.

The latest stats from IATA show passenger traffic growth in Europe and the rest of the world slowing down.

Norwegian says it has the cheapest transatlantic fares, but it also has the most complaints per million passengers.

Travel leaders say they regret the amount of time and money spent on planning for Brexit when they could have been doing other things.

Internet and email use, voicemail and emojis can all be costly when travelling beyond – or within – the EU.