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To prevent industrial action during the holidays Europe’s largest airline has agreed to recognise pilot unions

But Boeing is the real loser from the decision

Luton Airport in Britain may be awful but it is not as bad as many across the Atlantic Ocean

But several technical hurdles still need to be overcome

It is the only super-connector airline to emerge relatively unscathed from recent geopolitical headwinds

But don’t write the superjumbo off quite yet

But incumbents could squeeze out some of the newcomers before they reach cruising altitude

But certain establishments have paid the price for the policy

Two collisions with flying robots have been reported over the past year in North America

In spite of tough airport security, stowaways are surprisingly common

Thomas Cook comes up with a neat solution to poolside congestion

Many carriers think their rules on emotional-support animals are being abused

Airlines should provide better and cheaper ways of carrying pets

The budget airline has faced criticism–not all of it justified–for misleading passengers about their rights

Cruise ships are like small towns with no police on board

Hotel cleaners lose out from app-based charging

If they do it could be more Britain’s fault than America’s

Last year the carrier killed nine times as many animals as American and Delta

The new Silk Road is taking to the skies

But the trend to cut other frills has continued unabated

Low-cost competition will transform one of Europe’s most neglected airline markets

Thanks to social media and smartphones, such incidents are going viral

It is a shrewd business move rather than a publicity stunt

A look back on how aviation has changed on Gulliver’s tenth anniversary

There is more of it about in the world of aviation than many flyers think