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The carrier raised its net operating profit from $17 million to $258 million. But a new crisis may damage this trend.

Jin Jiang will, among other things, buy 51.2% of the outstanding shares in Radisson Hospitality AB for about SEK3bn.

Passengers say they turned up at the airport for a flight that had never even launched.

Sweden risks being left behind in the strong and steady passenger growth, due to several factors.

New research forecasts the market until 2023, by aircraft type, application, end-user and region.

The tour operator giant blames the hot weather and strikes for its profit slide as Europeans stay at home.

Arctic Cruise Line is another expedition cruise hopeful, but its chief executive has lifelong knowledge of Greenland.

The cruise giant has released buoyant quarterly earnings, following the “hugely successful” introduction of Norwegian Bliss.

Flights to Brazil are "characterised by low competition and high prices. Norwegian Air intends to reverse that.”

The low-cost carrier says that all affected passengers have been offered a refund or an alternative route.

A Dane was highly contagious when he flew back to Denmark from a trip to Asia earlier this week.

Package travel sponsorship of a reality TV show brings travel agencies countless young new clients.

A new business travel study pinpoints the optimum number of days before the flight that tickets are cheapest.

While some in the trade are concerned about the impact of cancellations, others are looking to a rosy future.

Pilots in Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Ireland and possibly also the Netherlands will strike against Ryanair on Friday.

Berlin’s Schönefeld Airport is shut down after security teams think they find an explosive device.

Roald Amundsen’s ship Maud was built in Vollen near Oslo; now a new museum will display the vessel.

The airport operator Finavia is jazzing up terminals and adding services that will make Chinese feel more at home.

A big increase in cruise passengers is anticipated next year, but this could impact Oslo’s green credentials.

The CastaDiva Resort & Spa will be rebranded to complement the global group’s existing Milan hotel.