Christopher Jasper, Bloomberg
Brexit is likely to impact transatlantic flying in one way or another simply because the UK is such an important travel destination. We'll have to wait and see what the UK Competition and Markets Authority decides to do in this case.
1 month ago
Jonathan Stearns, Bloomberg
Another day, another warning that Brexit could lead to flight chaos. In the past the UK government dismissed such fear-mongering but a failure to come to an arrangement with the European Union has put it in a very tough position.
2 months ago
Tim Ross and Alex Morales, Bloomberg
With tourism booming in Northern Ireland thanks to the global popularity of shows like "Game of Thrones," the last thing the UK wants is for customs checkpoints to stifle any of that.
2 months ago
Dennis Schaal, Skift
Google clearly places its own travel businesses front and center in its search results to the detriment of competitors. Google argues that this benefits consumers. If you buy that argument, then you also probably believe that Google always knows best.
3 months ago
Patrick Whyte, Skift
With another multibillion dollar fine handed down, we might be getting nearer to the European Commission taking a closer look at Google's travel products.
4 months ago
Kaye Wiggins, Bloomberg
Brexit offers up plenty of uncertainty for airlines, not least what to do about their shareholders.
6 months ago
Esteban Duarte, Bloomberg
Spain and the UK may have been fighting over Gibraltar for ages, but Brexit need not produce a clear winner and loser. Gibraltar wants to keep its ties to the UK without breaking up with the EU.
8 months ago
Patrick Whyte, Skift
With the situation still far from clear, the biggest Brexit-related problem is the uncertainty it has unleashed on the UK. Consumers are worried and businesses can't plan for the future. Both of which point to a pretty bleak 2018.
11 months ago
Richard Weiss, Bloomberg
While the European Union's rigorous competition laws are well-meaning, in this case they likely mean the closure of an airline, job losses and travel chaos. Let's hope another buyer emerges.
11 months ago
Jill Lawless, Associated Press
As Brexit tensions continue to mount, it's no surprise the EU doesn't want to reward the UK with a tourism-boosting designation as the country prepares to walk away from its commitments.
12 months ago
Patrick Whyte , Skift
With privacy and data protection becoming bigger issues for consumers, it's not a surprise to see the European Union step up its regulation. Travel companies all over the world should be paying attention.
1 year ago
Birgit Jennen and Nikos Chrysoloras, Bloomberg
Good for the EU for pushing back. A laptop ban may ultimately be the best decision for security, but it makes sense to consider other options first.
2 years ago