Airlines including Ryanair, easyJet, Jet2, TUI and Emirates have different rules for what food and drinks are allowed on board, so make sure you don't make a slip up ...

What you can and can't take on board can vary depending on the airline and the country you're flying to - so it's always worth checking the rules before you fly ...

Airlines including easyJet, Ryanair, TUI and British Airways permit passengers to bring their own food on board. Jet2's policy is somewhat ambiguous but seems to suggest that cold food is acceptable.

"What's the deal with airplane food?" has been the punchline of jokes for years, but recent events indicate that there may be more issues with food in the skies than just the taste. A series of ...

However, in December 2024 the popular airline announced a new scheme – which has now been backtracked on in a major U-turn.

The British Airways Club World Lounge in Seattle is a good size with some decent food but it is crying out for a refurbishment. NB: British Airways also has an arrivals lounge at Heathrow Terminal 5.

John Nica, 40, claimed staff left him with "rusty water" dripping directly onto his head from a leaking air conditioning unit during his flight from London to Dubai ...