Monarch scoops top award
Low fares carrier Monarch Scheduled has been voted âBest Airline to the Mediterranean and Islands 2004â by UK travel agents. The award, which was presented at the recent World Travel
Low cost airline in city
Lisbon residents could soon be enjoying cheaper airfares to the UK. Airport management company, ANA and the Lisbon Tourist Board are currently in negotiations with low cost airline company, easyJet,
Airlines increase fares
Portuguese airlines TAP, PortugĂĄlia and Air Luxor have announced an increase in fares, in order to offset the increase in world petrol prices. The increases came into effect on August
Summer of chaos ahead
British holidaymakers travelling to the Algarve could face chaos this summer after British baggage handlers at 17 UK airports, including Heathrow and Gatwick, voted to strike this week in a
Fans’ flight drama
A Russian plane carrying 86 passengers skidded off the runway at Faro Airport after an aborted take off. The plane, an IL-62, took off at 3pm on Tuesday on route
Scots flights launched
Scottish residents have been delighted by the launch of three new weekly summer flights into Faro Airport from Scotland. flyglobespan, Britainâs fastest growing low fares scheduled airline, are now flying
Monarch launches menu
Low-cost airline Monarch Scheduled has ended its complementary in-flight meal service and launched what it described as âa new, innovative in-flight menuâ. A spokesman for the airline explained that: âInstead
British airport special offer
British Airways is to cut fares from Faro to London Gatwick by 41 euros to 79 return, excluding taxes, fees and charges. The new fare, on sale now, is available
Travel desk news
London return only 120 euros To celebrate the introduction of a third daily flight from Faro to London Gatwick, British Airways has launched a new return fare of only 120
Global aviation suffers
According to the ATAI â International Aviation and Transportation Society â the aviation business could profit between 1.6 and 3.2 thousand million euros this year. An ATAI spokesperson revealed that