The Latest Breaking News from Ryanair

It's not just UK passengers facing disruption with hubs and carriers across Europe reporting staffing issues likely to impact travel plans

Government generosity meant industry could pollute for free, and airlines were left with 900,000 excess permits they could keep or sell

Irish Ryanair cabin crews have not voted to strike, but the strike action will potentially affect thousands of Irish with holiday plans this summer.

The firm also operates offices in Asia, USA and Scotland

Workers at the budget airline are demanding better working conditions and pay.

Although some travellers reported no problems at all, others described a long queue snaking out of Terminal 2 into the walkway towards Terminal 1

After two years of Covid restrictions travellers are coming back to Europe, but airlines and airports that cut jobs during the pandemic are struggling to keep up. Passengers are seeing long lines at check-in counters and security checks, as well as delayed or cancelled flights and lost luggage.

The airline industry faces further disruption as it continues its post pandemic recovery struggles

The quick-thinking pilot of the Boeing 737-800 was forced to make an immediate right hand turn after the smaller aircraft crossed onto their flight path.

Members of the GMB and Unite unions voted in favour of industrial action over a pay dispute

‘The aircraft remained well-clear and the flight continued safely to Manchester,’ says Ryanair spokesperson