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Norwegian says that its first quarter results reflect the steps it has taken to improve profitability and respond to the grounding of Boeing MAX aircraft.

Though Boeing’s overall earnings are down and the company has not committed to future projections, it is reporting higher earnings in some sectors and that they are working on a fix for the MAX.

The Latvian ACMI and charter provider has received an Air Operator’s License in Malta, continuing its market expansion plans.

The Danish capital is now working with Aalborg Airport and Copenhagen Airport to share the boom in inbound visitors.

The victims include three children of Denmark’s richest man, eight British nationals and people from at least ten countries.

Royal Caribbean subsidiary Celebrity Cruises has ordered a fifth Edge-class ship, famed for its protruding bar.

Hotel, conference and training rooms will have underwater views when the world’s deepest pool opens later this year.

Despite the departure of WOW air, final discussions are taking place for a billion-euro track, much of which would be underground.

A Chinese conglomerate which already owns Club Med is among several buyers. And the tour operator could be broken up.

The JFK-based airline will be starting slowly, and later than expected, but it could disrupt the market in the premium segment.

A large chain of independent travel agents is launching counter action against claimants who have already backed down.