Airline reviews

Tiny seats, meagre food and fee-gouging – this European low-cost carrier has it all.

Although I’m surprised at having to pay up to choose my seat, the space on a superjumbo remains unsurpassed.

There’s great service and food on board this early morning flight, but where’s the amenities kit?

Several economy-class trips to the United States have converted me to this airline, with its award-winning app the game-changer.

The discomforts of a long-haul economy class flight can’t be escaped, but these seats help ease the marathon.

You win some, you lose some. I got a business class meal but my “window” seat has no window.

If you have to fly long-haul and can’t afford the pointy end, this airline will at least leave you feeling human upon arrival.

Airlines are bringing back first-class, bigger and better than ever. So which carrier is soaring highest?

With its private check-in, stunning new lounge and business suites with closing doors, this US airline outdoes the competition.

This airline’s fares can be almost one third less than the price of a top-tier carrier, depending on the timing of your flight.