The closure of airspace and airports to commercial flights comes as tensions between two nuclear-armed neighbours worsen.

More and more flights are heading to Portugal’s second city, while Spain is also a vital part of TAP’s growing network.

An investigation into a troubled emergency evacuation incident over a year ago found serious faults.

The aviation sector in Denmark is banding together to propose new joint industry initiatives towards greener aviation.

The delivery from Singapore-based leasing company BOC Aviation comes as Icelandair seeks to renew its ageing fleet.

A Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft was stranded in Iran for over two months, awaiting a new engine.

The carrier says its new seasonal service between Warsaw and Colombo is among the shortest routes there from Europe.

The two rival low-cost carriers have been fined in Italy for “deceiving consumers” with their hand luggage policies.

Insiders work with notorious gangs to ease the flow of drugs, weapons and money through the airport, a leaked report says.

The loss-making regional carrier says it has completed the sale of its assets to the Connect Airways consortium.

Lufthansa Group’s Austrian has upped the stakes on Vienna-Copenhagen as Laudamotion and Level try to muscle in.

It will be the first year-round link between the two cities, as coastal Gdansk becomes “a very popular destination for Norwegians”.

Ryanair has announced a connection to Marseille, which adds to new routes to Bordeaux, Nantes and Toulouse.

After declaring bankruptcy and stopping operations as a Berlin-based carrier just two weeks ago, Germania Flug has risen from the ashes.

An alternative bid to the ongoing Virgin Atlantic and Stobart Air deal cannot be achieved in the necessary timeframe, says Flybe.

The airline is to end its Boeing 737 fleet operations this year in favour of a single aircraft type of up to 80 Airbus A220-300s.

The Polish airline is launching to two other European capitals from central London, besides Warsaw.

There are 23,000 jobs at stake, dependent on a tricky manoeuvre to give the debt-stricken carrier time to find fresh equity.

Passengers flying between London Stansted and both Gothenburg and Stockholm will be among the first to feel the MAX 8-200.

Loganair, the Scottish sister carrier of Flybmi, which stopped flying at the weekend, will pick up its Oslo, Esbjerg and Stavanger services.