Plane talk: A flag carrier needs a home-grown rival

'I really am disgusted with the way Ryanair has been treating its customers over refunds,' said passenger Steve Ashton

Authorities to conduct spot checks to ensure travellers are at address they registered

At present there are no health checks on passengers arriving at British ports and airports

'We woke to blazing sunshine and the shimmering surface of Lake Teletskoye, shaped rather like an upside-down Italy,' writes Margaret Campbell

Refund row intensifies as London ski company claims any customer who declines a 'Refund Credit Note' loses financial protection

Siobhan Mulholland, a self-conscious teenager, found a five-day hike exhilarating and memorable – 'for reasons both universal and particular'

Independent investigators name mystery figure as colonel general Andrey Burlaka

Three billion trips to be made during Spring Harvest

Britain's biggest holiday company has axed nearly 900,000 trips so far

It is certain that BA's intercontinental fleet will become significantly smaller

Simon Calder saw some of North America's less celebrated cities at a pivotal time thanks to a cut-price airpass

'There is a possibility that we will look to close our full LGW operation,' BA tells Unite union

'Whenever there's a trillion dollars out on the street that quickly, the fraudsters are going to come out of the woodwork'

'Do I think that the UK would benefit from private investors putting £14 billion of their own money into the UK in the next few years? Absolutely,' says John Holland-Kaye

The Man Who Pays His Way: will happen to the Sussex airport?

Exclusive: Coronavirus risk to aviation security when flying starts again

'People entering French territory from European countries (EU/Schengen and United Kingdom) will not be affected by the quarantine measure,' says French consulate

In a sweeping range of measures, the Canadian airline has stopped offering pillows and blankets – and removed its inflight magazine

Balpa calls on government to bring in a moratorium on job cuts

Airline plans to 'reshape and resize' the business

Exclusive: Tourism 'recovery story' not expected till autumn

Screening technology will be trialled in Terminal 2, without passengers being aware they are being checked

Airport chief told MPs earlier this week that expansion might not be back on the agenda for a decade

Baltic states agreed each 'had successfully managed the spread of Covid-19 and trust each other's health care systems'

Plane Talk: Even during these darkest of times for aviation, there are opportunities for the bold

​'I was driven by a youthful fascination with this brash Latin world,' writes Ben Crichton

The government's current travel advice prevents mainstream tour operators running trips and invalidates the holidaymaker's insurance

'Quarantine would not only have a devastating impact on the UK aviation industry, but also on the wider economy,' said Karen Dee, chief executive of the Airport Operators' Association

It was an extraordinary vote of confidence for autonomous driving by the nation's top vehicle safety agency.

Buyers who order the new lower-cost "standard-range" $35,000 Tesla Model 3 electric car and expect to receive it in two to four weeks might be in for a surprise.

The Indian carmaker plans to launch its auto by the third quarter of '08. Rivals are skeptical.

It's a sunny day in March and "Machine Planet" is flying a single-engine Cessna over Northern California.

Elon Musk is in a bind — perhaps the tightest bind of his business career.

Tesla, under pressure to show it can generate profits on its main business of making electric cars, on Monday trumpeted a custom-designed computer chip to let its vehicles drive themselves.

Less than two months after touting a plan to put driverless taxis on the road, Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk on Tuesday walked back the ambitious timetable.

Tesla Inc. delivered 95,200 vehicles to customers in the second quarter, outperforming analysts' expectations.

California's climate deal with automakers shows the proper solution to Trump is to go around him.

Ford, Honda, Volkswagen and BMW reach deal with California regulators on fuel efficiency standards

Neptune's Net, the most-beloved hangout in Malibu, is a roadhouse that is equal parts good grub and floor show. Neptune's Net tastes like that wave that just broke your board.

The Fiat 500X offers a much sportier driving experience than the Fiat 500 thanks to an all-new 1.3-liter turbocharged engine.

In 2017, 939 people were killed by vehicles running red lights, according to AAA. The numbers are rising at a far higher rate than overall U.S. highway fatalities.

On top of fires at Amazon and Walmart facilities, Tesla may have problems with residential power systems, a much bigger part of its sputtering solar business.

Porsche is taking on Tesla and all other would-be electric sports cars with its new Taycan.

California's unique authority to set its own tailpipe emissions standards has made the state an environmental leader and irked the Trump administration.

With Tesla's Smart Summon feature, the car drives itself to its human owner. It's already being abused, raising public safety questions.

Waymo wants to deploy a robotaxi service for the general public in parts of California as soon as possible.

Tesla limited the range for Model S and Model X charging after fires. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wants to know why.

Starting in December, those looking to buy electric vehicles with a price tag of more than $60,000 won't qualify for rebates — nor will plug-in hybrids with less than 35 miles of all-electric range.

A growing army of hot rodders is cannibalizing crashed electric cars and turning them into custom vehicles with electric power trains.