STANDBY Nordic Travel and aviation news for the Nordics

An unsolicited offer for the business that includes Nordic brands Ving, Tjareborg and Spies has come from Triton Partners.

The Finnish carrier has been working with Silo.AI to improve the situational awareness of air traffic with artificial intelligence.

The Nordic apartment provider has carefully renovated the Swedish shipbuilder Kockums’ former administration building.

After the demise of Jet Airways and the devastating terror attacks in Sri Lanka, the Dutch carrier has had a rethink.

Following a third deadly accident in the US state, an airline has suspended operations, and safety is being questioned.

The manufacturer Airbus has set up a new collaboration with SAS on the development of future sustainable aircraft.

The Finnish carrier admits that its carbon offset website gives data that contradicts other information from the company.

The deal brings five new destinations for Finnair customers in China – and brings Chinese passengers closer to Scandinavia.

The travel trade working with inbound tourism says it has been humbled by the solidarity and support shown by colleagues and by visitors.

New routes have been announced to exploit the potential for an increase in demand between city pairs this winter.

Europe's biggest low-cost carrier has posted its weakest yearly profit in four years and is faced with the possibility of another strike.

An A220-100 assembled in Mirabel, Canada, was handed over to Delta Air Lines, which has a firm order for 90 A220s.

The Aalborg-based regional start-up has shown off its first aircraft, previously flown by Flybe and ready for charter and scheduled flights.

Fear of flying in Norway has declined markedly since the 1980s, according to a new study, and for various reasons.

An experienced civil servant will strengthen Copenhagen Airport's focus on corporate social responsibility and “green conversion”.

The disastrous first-half results for the tour operator, which in the Nordics includes Ving, Globetrotter, Spies, Tjäreborg, mean it could be split up entirely.

The oneworld member says its partnership with Juneyao, a Star Alliance member, will extend its network in China.

In random checks, customs officers at different locations discovered a total of 24 kilos of cocaine in a single day.

Magnetic MRO, which has a history with SAS and Maersk, is painting and refurbishing an ATR fleet, with the first of 12 now delivered.

Fritz Joussen puts additional distance between the two rival operators as they post their half-year results.