 The Scotsman: Major UK airports face New Year strike misery in row over pensions
THOUSANDS of workers at some of the UK's biggest airports including Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen are to vote on strike action in a row over pensions, threatening New Year travel chaos.
The Scotsman: Airport strike threat to Hogmanay travel
HOGMANAY plans could be thrown into chaos for tens of thousands air travellers after several groups of key workers at Scotland's main airports moved to vote on strike action in a row over pensions.
The Scotsman: Scottish airport passengers double over past 15 years
TRAVEL from Scotland's airports has more than doubled over the past 15 years on the back of rapid growth in the number of direct international flights, according to a major study.
The Scotsman: BAA results hit by extra costs
BAA, the owner of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen airports, has spent an additional £39 million on security and improvements during the first nine months of this year.
The Scotsman: Lufthansa plans expansion out of Edinburgh
LUFTHANSA is looking to grow its flights from Edinburgh airport over the next 18 months, in its first Scottish expansion in five years.
The Scotsman: Efficiency drive helps Loganair profits soar ahead 59%
SCOTTISH flag carrier Loganair, which recently announced it is to end its franchise agreement with British Airways next year, has banked a 59 per cent rise in pre-tax profits to £3.5 million in the year to 31 March.
The Scotsman: BAA staff set for strike action vote
STAFF at BAA's seven UK airports, including Glasgow and Edinburgh, have called for a strike ballot over the firm's plans to close its final-salary pension to new staff. The ballot move was made by the Unite union.
The Scotsman: EC to probe Spanish takeover subsidies
SPANISH firms like Ferrovial, which bought Edinburgh Airport owner BAA, could face a bill for back taxes running into tens of billions of pounds.
The Scotsman: New scanners to ease airport woe
NEW X-ray baggage screening machines that might help to cut security queues are to be introduced at Britain's major airports after successful trials in Scotland.
The Scotsman: Airport brings in new bag X-ray system
A NEW X-ray screening machine that can automatically detect explosives and liquids in passengers' hand luggage is to be introduced at Edinburgh Airport.
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