UK Ferry Tickets

The punctuality of airlines has worsened in recent times, but average delays are still relatively minor.
According to the Civil Aviation Authority, the on-time performance – defined as early to 15 minutes late - of scheduled airlines between April and June 2007, at ten UK airports, fell from 72 per cent to 68 per cent compared [...]

The growth of cheap flights and a strong economy has led to a jump in people going abroad and a slump in the numbers holidaying at home.
The solution? The creation of a new body called VisitEngland, according to the government.
The body’s chairman, members and observers have been drawn from the public and private sectors with [...]

Queueing up at airport check-ins to hand over old-fashioned paper tickets will soon become a thing of the past.
Over 50 per cent of airlines offer online check-in and 89 per cent are planning to offer it within two years. Passengers are not taking it up quite as quickly as it is being offered; 21 per [...]

The likelihood that the use of mobile phones on aircraft will be permitted in the UK has increased with new proposals recently announced.
The move will send a shiver down the spine of many customers, who have written in their masses to protest against such a move.
Ofcom has set out its proposals to enable airlines to [...]

The new so-called ‘superjumbo’, the A380, is the first commercial aircraft to offer a double bed in the sky. But will romantic couples be forced to wear a seat belt during their trysts?
The A380 is the largest passenger aircraft ever built. Singapore Airlines is the launch customer and will shortly use them on the Sydney [...]