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Police admit that they are unable to chase fines among drivers in cars with foreign number plates.

The increasingly popular emirate continues to meet agents in Europe and has also opened a Nordic office.

A fault affects a “small number” of Package B Trent 1000 engines, on top of other faults revealed earlier.

The Copenhagen-based ferry company completes an acquisition and sails ahead to other growth areas.

The Financial Times speculates that the chief executive’s Brexit worries may have influenced the decision.

“This could be you,” Ryanair tweets to young people, inviting them to travel when they finish their exams.

The airline “will only take evaluations based on direct passenger experience into consideration.”

The new agreement announced today will give Baltic passengers better access to other continents.

Two partnerships mean that a new champagne and a new beer will soon be available only on SAS flights.

But will flights with no windows be safe for passengers, especially in cases of emergency?

A new study looks at the impact on air travel of a major eruption in Iceland’s largest active volcano.

Loss-making South African Airways has a new chief executive, Vuyani Jarana, who likes a challenge

Norway’s main airport will have never been busier, with some days expecting over 100,000 passengers.

The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre has backed a Gothenburg innovation for food businesses.

Fuel consumption across the group drops by 4.5%, more than the general airline industry target of 1.5%.

The Dutch airline looks at improving operations and boosting growth by using artificial intelligence.

Airport operator Avinor says Bergen has “the largest number of Liverpool supporters in Scandinavia”.

The low-cost carrier wants to see a two-drink limit per passenger and no alcohol sales before 10:00.

Singapore hotels feed on the summit buzz, seeing higher occupancy and serving special drinks and dishes.

Germany has seen around double the number of delays in the first half of 2018 compared to last year.