A TEAM of travel experts have revealed what happens when holidaymakers lose their phone on flights. Consumer watchdog Which?

FliteAccess, which has also recently retired its only Hawker 800XP (2), currently operates a charter fleet comprising four Citation Bravo, a Citation Jet 3, two Citation X, and a Cirrus SR-22.

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Undercover investigators at the consumer rights company purchased four iPhones and deliberately left them on flights with ...

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Investigators reported that a day later, the phone had moved and could be seen about 15 miles from Heathrow Airport near ...

With its eagerly anticipated duty-free tender to be issued next month, London Luton Airport continues to invite potential partners to express their interest in the business until the pre-qualification ...

Winter sun“active holidays” are in vogue with Jet2. “A Winter Sun holiday provides so much choice. Whether it’s the allure of ...

We’ve suspected for a while that airlines have got worse at returning lost property.  To see if this is true, we left iPhones in the seat pockets or behind the tray table on four airlines: British ...

Airlines are leaving customers in the lurch by shirking or outsourcing responsibility for lost items like phones, Which? has found ...