With the grounding of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft likely to drag on for months, some airlines are in a far worse position than others.

But the low-cost carrier will be flying into direct competition with several other airlines on its new route.

Lauda has altered its name from Laudamotion and announced a second route to Gothenburg – and many more flights from Vienna.

Saddled with debts of more than $1bn, Jet Airways is struggling to stay in the air, risking 23,000 jobs.

In comes a prominent businessman from northern Jutland to help get the new airline’s first plane off the ground.

Amid the controversy over its 737 MAX aircraft, Boeing unveiled the 777X in an employee-only preview rather than a public event.

Together with more frequencies on Helsinki-Tromsø, Helsinki-Trondheim will be attractive for Norwegians, Finns – and Asians.

Two weeks before a deadline for a deal to rescue the ailing flag carrier, easyJet walks away from a consortium to save it.

As airlines increasingly fight over Vienna routes, the final decision by Austria's supreme court comes after years of appeals.

Ethiopia’s transport minister says there were altitude fluctuations in the minutes after take-off during two doomed flights.

Only two airlines from Europe – and none in the USA – are named in a new Skytrax list dominated by Asian carriers.

More natural lighting and space will – eventually – be created in baggage reclaim and between gates B and C.

Air Greenland Group posted a 12% rise in profits for 2018, driven by record passenger numbers and a route to Iceland.

The regional carrier has decided it has no choice but to postpone buying long-awaited new aircraft for the foreseeable future.

The low-cost carrier has announced a number of new routes for its next winter programme.

Customs officers stopped a man trying to smuggle three tortoises into Europe by making them look like chocolate desserts.

Abu Dhabi's Etihad reports its third consecutive year of losses despite shedding jobs, selling aircraft and cancelling orders.

Competing directly with its neighbour’s flag carrier, airBaltic is already flying or about to fly to all three Scandinavian capitals.

The last 737 MAX 8 aircraft flying anywhere worldwide are grounded as the United States’ FAA says there is evidence of a link.

Finnair has struck a deal with DOT LT, a Danish Air Transport subsidiary, to fly while Norra ATRs are being upgraded.