The Latest Breaking News from British Airways

Velocys buoyed by transatlantic policy backing for green jet fuel as US Congress win follows UK launch

Oxford University spin-out is behind plans for British Airways-backed refinery near Immingham

Birmingham Post · Aug 15, 2022

Simon Calder answers 13 travel questions including when to arrive at the airport and when to book flights

When to buy tickets for next year? When to reach the airport? And passport puzzles? The travel correspondent of The Independent can help

The Independent UK · Aug 12, 2022

Crowds gather to witness a piece of British aviation history settle into its new home in Salford

In what was a ‘long time coming’ for organisers, the plane set off from Gloucester at around 9:40am this morning

Manchester Evening News · Aug 11, 2022

Serena Williams and Australian coach Rennae Stubbs flag double standards of mothers having to choose between sport and parenthood

As Serena Williams looks toward having a second child after her tennis career ends, Australian coach Rennae Stubbs reveals the choices young WTA players have to make to avoid putting their careers on hold.

ABC News · Aug 10, 2022

Best child-friendly airlines ranked amid big summer family getaway

Taking top spots in the study of 24 carriers departing from UK airports are British Airways, Qatar Airways, Emirates and Qantas

Wales Online · Aug 9, 2022

Spanish Ryanair staff begin five months of strikes amid travel turmoil across Europe

Disputes over pay and conditions have sparked a wave of industrial action threatening to cause travel chaos for holidaymakers across the continent

Evening Standard · Aug 9, 2022

Who’s striking and why? From Ryanair to Amazon — what you need to know about London’s summer of chaos

The heatwave isn’t all that’s getting the capital’s workers hot under the collar this August. As barristers and pilots join the rail unions and TfL, Katie Strick looks at the key players — and their reasons why

Evening Standard · Aug 9, 2022

Little-known airport rule could see electronic devices confiscated if they aren't charged

The UK Government warns that the security check could leave you without a phone while on holiday.

Daily Record · Aug 8, 2022

Pilots’ union leader Martin Chalk: ‘We don’t take kindly to being told how to do things’

The union’s secretary general, who used to fly superjumbos for British Airways, admires rail counterpart Mick Lynch but is steering his own course in negotiations

The Guardian - UK · Aug 6, 2022

Federation University's decision to axe arts program draws criticism from critical thinkers

Reducing access to humanities degrees will reduce critical thinking among the population, academics warn, as Federation University's decision to axe its Bachelor of Arts program continues to draw criticism.

ABC News · Aug 6, 2022