Thousands of people have had their plans disrupted as disruption at Heathrow continues for a second day. Source link

Operations at Gatwick were suspended temporarily with 12 planes diverted but have since resumed. Source link

The country's fourth largest carrier blames US engine maker Pratt & Whitney for its problems. Source link

No clear scientific solutions currently to the emissions caused by flying, scientists conclude. Source link

As the airline ceases trading, people are disappointed, angry and struggling to find alternative flights. Source link

The airline tells passengers expecting to travel with it not to go to the airport. Source link

British Airways apologises to passengers left waiting in airports and on runways across the US. Source link

Heathrow and Gatwick also cancel flights after fog and snow sweeps the country. Source link

EU airlines will be able to install equipment that lets them provide 5G on board planes by June 2023. Source link

A "major incident" with the airline's network provider forced the cancellations, Aer Lingus says. Source link

"Despite thorough planning and pre-emptive contingency measures in place to address any potential issues, our capacity is currently being slightly affected by a series of isolated cases of short-notice ...

The cancellations are aimed at minimising disruption to flights over the winter. Source link