London travelers face Jet2 and Ryanair winter seat cuts—1.2 million seats removed, fewer re-booking options, higher fares likely.

LONDON — Budget carriers Jet2 and Ryanair have quietly clipped their winter flight schedules, eliminating a combined 1.2 million seats across Europe and stirring new questions about how much wiggle room travelers will have if plans go awry.

London, United Kingdom — Several European low-cost carriers have quietly introduced a new fee for seat recline, sparking questions for budget-minded travelers.

LONDON, United Kingdom — If you thought you had accounted for every nickel-and-dime fee on an ultra-cheap ticket through Europe, think again. Multiple no-frills airlines are now testing or rolling out an extra charge that allows passengers to unlock the recline function on short-haul economy seats, according to a report first surfaced on EIN Presswire from the U.K. tabloid The Sun.

Madrid, Spain faces fresh Ryanair flight cuts as the Irish airline threatens to pull another one million seats over Aena’s 6.5% fee hike.

MADRID — Travelers planning a Spanish getaway next year may find fewer low-cost options on offer, as Ryanair escalates its feud with Spain’s state-controlled airport operator, Aena. The Irish budget giant says it could withdraw another one million seats for summer 2025 unless Aena reverses a planned 6.5% increase in airport charges.

Spain’s regional airports brace for major Ryanair seat cuts as the carrier shifts two million seats to Italy, Morocco and other rivals.

MADRID — Travelers planning to hop between Spanish cities next year may find their favorite regional airports conspicuously absent from Ryanair’s timetable. The Dublin-based low-cost carrier has confirmed it will pull two million seats out of the Spanish market in 2025, including one million seats this winter, as part of a sweeping realignment of its fleet and route map.

MADRID, Spain — Summer travelers face August disruptions as airport ground staff strikes hit Barcelona, Alicante, Palma, Málaga and Tenerife South.

MADRID, Spain — A fresh wave of airport walkouts looms over Spain’s busiest holiday month, with unions planning a series of August strikes that could snarl flights at Barcelona, Alicante, Palma, Málaga, and Tenerife South. The nationwide actions target ground-service firms handling seven major carriers at the very moment tourism peaks across Barcelona and the rest of the country.

London travelers flying Ryanair face new 40x30x20cm cabin-bag limits and cashless gate fees, plus EU rules stretching flight-delay compensation to four hours.

LONDON — A tighter cabin-bag template and a longer wait for compensation on delayed flights are waiting for travelers heading to Europe this summer. Both changes stem from European Union regulations, and they will be felt first and most sharply by passengers using low-cost carriers such as Ryanair, easyJet, TUI and Jet2.

Madrid, Barcelona and dozens of other Spanish airports face possible disruption as more than 3,000 baggage handlers plan rolling strikes from 15 August through 31 December 2025.

MADRID, Spain — A fresh round of labor unrest is poised to hit Spain’s busiest runways just as countless British families pack for late-summer escapes.