Why Black Friday holiday and flight deals may not be worth the hype
There's no doubt you're being bombarded with Black Friday deals, but new Which? Travel research reveals that most are not the bargain they first appear.
Filthy flights: Increased risk of illness on planes
Harmful bacteria and less opportunity to wash your hands make flying a significant health risk, according to experts. And, according to a Which? Travel survey, Ryanair is the filthiest flight operator in the UK.
EasyJet passengers could lose out in flight compensation merry-go-round
Almost two thirds of easyJet passengers who've used its new arbitration scheme in the first few weeks have been told they're not entitled to flight delay or cancellation compensation.
Hundreds of Ryanair complaints rejected
Under half of all Ryanair complaints brought to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in the first quarter of 2019 resulted in a possible payout for the passenger.
The true cost of cheap flights: airline essentials compared
Ryanair passengers are being sucked in by low fares only to be charged a premium for add-ons, Which? Travel has found. While the Irish carrier offered the lowest airfares in our snapshot research, it was the priciest for extras when we purchased baggage, seat selection and in-flight food. A £48 flight from London to Alicante soared to £170 – more than tripling in price.
Revealed: The worst airlines and routes for delays
Thomas Cook passengers experienced the worst delays compared to any other major airline in 2018. Flyers had a one in nine chance of arriving back from their holidays more than...
Up to five million plane tickets could be cancelled in no-deal Brexit
Iata warns of possible travel chaos in event of no-deal Brexit. Airlines accused of failing to warn passengers of potential travel disruption.
Ryanair and the worst airlines in the UK revealed
Ryanair has once again been rated the worst airline in the UK by passengers. This is the sixth year running Ryanair has finished bottom of the Which? Travel annual airline...
Airline double standards over violent, drunken passengers
The number of disruptive incidents on flights has doubled, with Ryanair worst affected
Airlines accused of breaking law with rip-off ‘no-show’ clauses
Which? is warning airlines that they are breaking consumer law by imposing rip-off 'no-show' clauses - which they use to penalise passengers when they miss the first leg of their journey.