The 12-hour shutdown means that bookings, changes and online check-in will not be possible.

The bankrupt Italian flag carrier’s staff demand reassurances about their employer’s future.

The carrier has cut its 2019 full-year guidance by 12% due to higher oil prices, higher costs in the EU and weaker fares due to recent strikes.

The carrier’s cabin crews across Europe plan to strike, but Ryanair says this amounts to just 8% of its flights.

Unions representing cabin crew in five countries say there will be a strike at the end of this month, but the airline rejects claims of "chaos".

Unions standing for cabin crew in five countries say they will extend the summer of strikes into the autumn.

The airline settles a dispute with Irish pilots after a 22-hour session, but more issues need to be tackled.

Europe’s third-biggest airport is likely to be disrupted when the 24-hour strike takes place in early September.

No dates have been announced, but strikes will not take place at least until Friday, a union says.

The low-cost carrier says that all affected passengers have been offered a refund or an alternative route.

Pilots in Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Ireland and possibly also the Netherlands will strike against Ryanair on Friday.

Pilots employed by the low-cost carrier in Sweden say they will strike next week. Dutch and German pilots are vote to strike.

Never have so many flights been cancelled or delayed, and the increasing costs for airlines will impact their 2018 financial results.

The walkout is being done by the carrier’s Irish-based pilots who are directly employed by the airline.

A union is rallying its members to walk out over three days in July, in a protest over pay.

Unions representing the low-cost carrier’s employees in four European countries announce strikes in late July.

Pilots vote to strike in Ireland, and other European countries – including Sweden – could follow.

If last-minute negotiations fails this week, a strike could put some airports completely out of operation.

The powerful German union Vereinigung Cockpit says talks have broken down and strikes could happen from August.

The bosses of Ryanair and IAG march to Brussels to demand action to stop growing wave of air traffic control walkouts.