As Brexit approaches, the British Airways owner is looking to protect its EU ownership rights, a newspaper reveals.

Aviation authorities in France seized a plane, forcing its passengers to disembark, until Ryanair paid €525,000.

One Nordic route from Tallinn is axed but two remain, as aircraft and crews from three unprofitable routes go elsewhere.

A pilot was sacked for a fear of flying he developed on the job had been told to do crosswords when feeling anxious.

SAS has started a two-week trial to test demand for vegan dishes on some of its flights within Europe.

For the first time, the airline has flown more than 30 million passengers in a financial year. But it's taken almost 20 years to grow from 22 million.

Ryanair will be increasing its presence in the Scottish capital next year, opening 11 new routes from there.

A passenger frustrated with Ryanair changing its baggage fees two days before he’s due to fly takes extreme measures.

The Q-series turboprop manufacturing business is to be sold off in an effort to cut costs.

All of a sudden, Stockholm has the most flights per day to and from the Estonian capital.

The fast-growing low-cost carrier is blaming higher fuel prices for an estimated €80 million hit on net profit.

An emergency directive has been issued, so more information is given to pilots. Airlines flying the aircraft types include Norwegian and Icelandair.

The photo was taken before the staff members were moved to a VIP lounge in Malaga airport, the airline says.

The latest stats from IATA show passenger traffic growth in Europe and the rest of the world slowing down.

Norwegian says it has the cheapest transatlantic fares, but it also has the most complaints per million passengers.

The first A330-800 has taken to the skies, after the larger A330-900 recently completed development testing. But what can it do?

Cinema in HEL is described as the world’s first cinema that requires two people to watch and is painted in non-reflecting black.

With two new routes to Tel Aviv and Agadir and other openings, the airline is raising capacity in Finland by 20%.

The warning comes despite Norwegian seeing 8% more passengers last month, year-on-year.

In a major consolidation in Iceland’s aviation market, the airlines say that there will be opportunities for synergies ahead.