Simon Calder

The Man Who Pays His Way: Readers have much to say about Florida, New York and California

Exclusive: A flight to the US might be ordered to divert if a passenger is identified as having been in Rwanda in the past three weeks

At least 20 hoax bomb threats have been made against Indian carriers so far this week

Selling more tickets than there are seats available works for everyone – as long as airlines handle it correctly

Simon Calder answers your questions on festive getaways, flooding in the Middle East and an Aussie conundrum

Exclusive: Stephen Jackson protested that his passport was valid but was overruled by a supervisor working for Britain’s biggest budget airline at Manchester airport

Exclusive: Airline insists airport ground staff confirmed Stephen Jackson had ‘invalid documentation’

Exclusive: Galleries could welcome visitors as early as Wednesday, though ‘King Tut’ collection will remain at the central Cairo location for now

All you need to know about the long and not-very-winding motorway

The Man Who Pays His Way: Plane problems spell fewer choices and higher prices for passengers

Under the entry-exit system, British travellers to the Schengen Area can expect to be fingerprinted and provide a facial biometric

Exclusive: Over £100m has been spent in the UK preparing for the expected introducion on 10 November

Prospective passengers can try out posh seats and buy merchandise

Explainer: These are the options if you are one of the many British tourists already there or booked to travel

Explainer: Your options if you are one of the many British tourists already there or booked to travel – airlines are offering flexibility

Exclusive: Airlines flying from Europe to the Gulf on Tuesday night into Wednesday experienced severe disruption

Exclusive: Two crucial London stations will be closed to intercity passengers for six and nine days respectively

Exclusive: Key flights are tracking south of the conflict zones, typically adding 30 minutes to journey times and jeopardising connections

The Man Who Pays His Way: The EU has acquiesced to our wish to spend more time with our passports en route to the sunlit uplands

Governments of the UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada and the US all maintain that visiting the Mediterranean island is safe