World News Europe bids to regulate drones with their popularity sky high Brussels is moving to regulate small drones amid a huge increase in sightings of them flying near airplanes in Europe. 16 May 2017
USA United faces global backlash after dragging passenger from plane United Airlines may lose hundreds of millions of euros as the airline faces continued backlash after dragging a passenger from an overbooked flight. 11 April 2017
Next Series Global Skies: The take-off of flights in Morocco In this episode of Boarding Pass euronews travels to Casablanca International Airport, a growing hub in the world of aviation. 5 April 2017
USA Watch: Harrison Ford: "I'm the schmuck who landed on the taxiway" Harrison Ford tells an air traffic controller "I'm the schmuck who landed on the taxiway," after a controversial landing 25 March 2017
Next Series How cooperation makes military and civilian airspaces safer How do military and civil air traffic controllers coordinate to keep flights over Europe safer? 22 March 2017
Italy Strike by Italian air traffic controllers set to disrupt flights A strike by air traffic controllers across Italy is set to disrupt travel plans today. 20 March 2017
The Morning Call How to fly a plane during an emergency [Travel] In most cases, there is a co-pilot to take over, and the cabin crew have a theoretic idea of how the plane works. 16 March 2017
Business Series Lufthansa profit forecast boosts shares Lufthansa says it expects profits to fall only slightly in 2017 despite lower fares and a rising fuel bill. Analysts were predicting a sharp decline. 16 March 2017
Germany Ground staff strike grounds nearly all Berlin airport flights Thousands of air passengers were stranded on Friday as hundreds of flights were cancelled at Berlin’s two airports due to a strike by ground staff. 10 March 2017
Next Series On time - all the time. Helping to minimise airline delays Last year almost 10 percent of the approximately 10 million flights through Europe had a delay of at least half an hour. 8 March 2017
Turkey Istanbul shrouded in heavy fog Officials say municipal ferry services have been affected, as well as flights at Sabiha Gokcen Airport.There was also poor visibility at Ataturk Airport but flights were not affected. 1 March 2017
Business Series British Airways owner IAG sees profits rise International Airlines Group - owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus - reports higher annual profits from cost-cutting and cheaper fuel. 24 February 2017
Next Series Airlines seek new collaborative heights to fight pollution Airplanes have huge benefits for travellers, but they're costly for the planet. How can air travel be greener without compromising safety? 22 February 2017
France Where Eagles Dare: France trains birds to bring down drones The French Air Force is training baby eagles to bring down remote-controlled drones that have strayed into restricted airspace. 16 February 2017
Germany Hamburg airport shut down after passengers made sick by corrosive substance Hamburg airport was evacuated and flights suspended when dozens of passengers became ill from what appeared to be a discharge of a corrosive substance 12 February 2017
Next Series Europe's drone challenge: addressing the threat to scheduled air traffic Integrating drones into airspace: what is being done to prevent drones straying dangerously close to passenger flights? 8 February 2017
Next Series A strong 2016 for air travel demand Middle East, Asia Pacific and Europe lead the growth. Global demand jumped for air freight 8 February 2017
Iran Iran's FM Zarif blasts Trump's travel ban Iran’s foreign minister Javad Zarif has blasted Donald Trump’s travel ban on nationals from seven majority Muslim countries. 29 January 2017
USA Trump sued by Iraqis detained at JFK under anti-Muslim travel ban Trump faces legal challenge to ant-Muslim travel ban 28 January 2017