Ryanair

MoneySavingExpert.com is demanding that budget airlines scrap a 'family tax' that pushes worried parents to fork out an extra £15 each per flight just to guarantee they can sit next to their children.

Aer Lingus, Jet2 and Wizz Air face legal action after the UK's aviation regulator found the latter two airlines are wrongly rejecting flight delay compensation claims, while Aer Lingus is failing to provide passengers with information on their rights.

Ryanair – so often the king of unexpected charges – is offering an Easter boost to parents by refunding the value of air tax for young kids ahead of other airlines. This follows the Chancellor's announcement in this week's Autumn Statement that it would scrap Air Passenger Duty for under-12s from 1 May.

Ryanair passengers hit by a new check-in policy can now use a free app to avoid having to find an internet cafe while abroad or paying a £70 fee.

British Airways rolled out cut-p rice hand luggage-only fares across its entire short-haul network from Heathrow, Gatwick and London City last month. But do its prices beat self-proclaimed budget giants Easyjet and Ryanair? MoneySavingExpert.com put them to the test.

Ryanair's free-for-all seating policy is to be scrapped from next February when the no-frills airline starts to allocate seating on all flights – though you'll have to pay £5 to pick a seat.

Customers flying with Ryanair will soon be able to take two bags on board as hand luggage – but many of the budget airline's notorious high charges will stay in place.

British Airways is extending its cut-price hand luggage-only fares to include some short-haul flights from Heathrow and London City airports.

No-frills airline Ryanair says it will cut fares as well as some flights this winter to help keep its profits up.