Ryanair shares inched higher yesterday despite the airline confirming some of its fleet have been taken out of service to repair cracks in its older planes.

IAG’s boosting of Aer Lingus’ transatlantic fleet contributed to Airbus and Boeing landing more than $17bn (€15.2bn) in plane deals on day two of the Paris Airshow as their sales teams scrapped for orders after a downturn in business and the grounding of Boeing’s top-selling jet.

A former Korean Air executive whose onboard “nut rage” tantrum delayed a flight has been freed from prison after a South Korean court suspended her jail term.

A court has sentenced the former Korean Air executive in the "nut rage" case to a year in prison after finding her guilty of violating aviation law.

A court has found a former Korean Air executive guilty of violating aviation safety law after a trial that stemmed from her tantrum over how she was served nuts on a flight.

South Korean prosecutors have recommended three years in prison for the former Korean Air executive charged with endangering flight safety after an in-flight tantrum over how she was served macadamia nuts.

The former Korean Air executive on trial after an in-flight tantrum over a serving of nuts defended her actions as the result of devotion to work in the final day of testimony.

The former Korean Air executive famous for an inflight tantrum over macadamia nuts has pleaded not guilty to violating aviation safety law and other charges.

A former Korean Air Lines executive has been arrested for allegedly endangering flight safety by delaying a plane because her macadamia nuts were not served the way she wanted.

A US man who accidentally sold his girlfriend’s cat when it was hiding inside a bed he was selling has had the pet returned after 10 days.

A South Korean court has approved the arrest of a former Korean Air Lines executive who delayed a flight in what has widely been called “nut rage”.

South Korean prosecutors on Friday arrested a government official who allegedly leaked information about an investigation into former Korean Air Lines executive Cho Hyun-ah, who forced a flight to return over a bag of macadamia nuts.

South Korean prosecutors are seeking to arrest the former executive at Korean Air Lines who forced a flight to return over a bag of macadamia nuts.

Korean Air Lines will face penalties for pressuring staff to lie during a government probe into the “nut rage” incident.

Korean Air Lines will face penalties for pressuring staff to lie during a government probe into the "nut rage" incident.

South Korean online retailers said demand for macadamia nuts has skyrocketed after a Korean Air Lines executive delayed a plane over an incident now dubbed “nut rage”.

A Korean Air flight attendant has described being insulted and shamed by the airline's executive who ordered him to be removed and the plane returned over macadamia nuts, and then being asked to lie about the incident to investigators.

Forget dust-ups over reclining seats in economy class. There’s a new and exclusive twist on inflight anger: Nut rage in first class.

Korean Air has apologised for inconveniencing passengers after the daughter of its chairman ordered a crew member off a flight for serving bagged nuts in the first class cabin.

Air crash investigators have determined Asiana Airlines Flight 214 was travelling “significantly below” the target speed during its approach and that the crew tried to abort the landing just before it smashed onto the runway.

THE stallholder couldn’t understand a word I was saying.

Three airlines have reached financial settlements with a New Zealand regulator for participating in a price-fixing scheme in the global air freight market, the regulator said.

South Korea is planning a massive security screen to protect world leaders during next month’s G20 summit in Seoul.

A Korean Air plane made an emergency landing at Istanbul’s Ataturk airport.

AN airline pilot hailed a hero after helping to crash-land a stricken passenger jet at Heathrow Airport is set to be on the unemployment register.

Wall Street drifted to a slightly higher finish today as investors shied away from taking new positions in a holiday-shortened week. Despite the market’s languid tone, Google Inc. surpassed $500 for the first time.

Wall Street drifted to a slightly higher finish today as investors shied away from taking new positions in a holiday-shortened week. Despite the market's languid tone, Google Inc. surpassed $500 for the first time.

According to reports in the French Lettre de l'Expansion newsletter, Russian air carrier Aeroflot is in advanced talks to join the SkyTeam airline alliance.

Thousands of nurses and hospital workers walked out of their jobs today, escalating a one-day-old nationwide strike that has crippled South Korea’s two airlines.