Europe will be “the first region in the world with a comprehensive set of rules ensuring safe, secure and sustainable operations of drones”.

The company admitted its ships continued to release “grey water” in areas like Glacier Bay in Alaska, and discharge plastic waste in the Bahamas.

Tourists who behave badly in Venice will be fined up to €500 and could be banned from the World Heritage site.

The airline’s view that passengers are not entitled to compensation from strike delays is likely to be challenged.

A survey by a consumer help group has determined that Finnair flights are often delayed and that passengers are often denied compensation.

A union representing pilots and cabin crew has begun legal action against five airlines, telling them to clean the air on board.

As airlines increasingly fight over Vienna routes, the final decision by Austria's supreme court comes after years of appeals.

Customs officers stopped a man trying to smuggle three tortoises into Europe by making them look like chocolate desserts.

The incident exposes the fact that pilots in the US have been authorised to carry guns since the September 2001 terror attacks.

The new rules bar commercial airlines from carrying the potentially dangerous hazardous batteries as cargo.

Insiders work with notorious gangs to ease the flow of drugs, weapons and money through the airport, a leaked report says.

Two tourists travelling to Sweden were locked up for nine weeks and deported by plane at a cost of SEK 1.1mn.

A passenger is facing court action for buying a return ticket via Frankfurt to Seattle, business class, but not boarding the last leg.

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

A man and a woman await trial after photos and a video showed the Danes’ sexual mischief atop the ancient monument.

The move follows the repossession of much of its leased fleet, hitting air services in a huge market Norwegian is starting to break into.

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

A large chain of independent travel agents is launching counter action against claimants who have already backed down.

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

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