Avinor has internally swapped the executives in the positions of the director of Oslo Airport and the executive vice president for operations and infrastructure for the group.
Read More »Copenhagen Airport to be declared carbon neutral
Copenhagen Airport will be certified CO2 neutral in the coming week, based on a project employing climate compensation.
Read More »SunExpress opens new route from Oslo to Turkey
Avinor Oslo Airport announced that the Lufthansa-Turkish airlines joint venture will operate a new direct flight from Oslo Airport to Konya in Turkey.
Read More »Radisson Blu Sky Hotel Tallinn awarded again
The title of Estonia’s Leading Business Hotel has been won by the Radisson Blu Sky Hotel at the international tourism and hospitality contest World Travel Awards for the second consecutive year.
Read More »Finnair’s new Busan route irritates Korean airlines
Korean carriers are grumbling about Finnair opening up a new route to the southern coastal city when it already flies to Seoul.
Read More »SAS announces first A350 flights
The Scandinavian carrier says that flights on its new fuel-efficient and comfortable Airbus A350s will begin in January 2020.
Read More »Latvian aviation could catch up to Sweden
Latvia’s transport minister says that the Latvian aviation industry could reach Swedish levels within the next decade.
Read More »New rules for passenger ships in Svalbard
Norway has introduced new rules for cruise ships and ferries in Svalbard with the aim of improving safety.
Read More »VisitAarhus merges with VisitSilkeborg
VisitSilkeborg has become a part of VisitAarhus, as the second destination to merge with it in six months.
Read More »TUI opens first hotel on Santorini
The tour operator group is expanding its growing portfolio in Greece and its islands to a total of 49 hotels.
Read More »Finnair to fly to Greenland
This summer, Finnair will operate charter flights between Germany and Greenland on one of the company's A321s.
Read More »Norwegian extends Shannon and Cork re-routing
Budget airline Norwegian has confirmed it will not resume its transatlantic flights from Cork or Shannon this year and will bus passengers booked on those flights to Dublin.
Read More »EU to rate aircraft by emissions
Europe’s air-safety regulator has revealed plans to grade aircraft according to carbon emissions so passengers can make a choice when flying.
Read More »Missile hits airport arrivals hall
A Yemeni rebel missile hit Abha International Airport’s arrivals hall in southwestern Saudi Arabia on June 12, wounding 26 civilians.
Read More »Sri Lanka wants to woo back tourists
To bring tourists back after the deadly Easter attacks, Sri Lanka is hosting international events and relaxing rules.
Read More »EU-wide rules on drones published
Europe will be “the first region in the world with a comprehensive set of rules ensuring safe, secure and sustainable operations of drones”.
Read More »Icelandair 757 engine shuts off mid-flight
An Icelandair 757 flying from Denmark to Iceland was forced to make an emergency landing in Norway after the crew had to shut down an engine.
Read More »Sweden’s Travelstart to acquire Club Travel Group
The online travel platform Travelstart, which had its start in Sweden, has signed a deal to secure a 100% stake in Africa’s Club Travel Group.
Read More »Moxy Hotels expands further in Norway
The hotel giant has announced a third property in the country, and this one is to be located in the far north.
Read More »Europe’s night trains are back on track
With growing concern over the environmental impact of flying, sleeper train services are set to experience a resurgence in popularity.
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