The airline presents its new economy and premium economy “collection” stressing “comfort” and “elegance”.

The airline will be celebrating the annual Oktoberfest beer festival with a special atmosphere on some of its flights.

The airline blames Scotland for not cutting its taxes, while Belfast calls having to travel to Dublin for flights “unsustainable”.

Even before the first flights have started, the Icelandic budget carrier has removed 40% of capacity from January.

FL Technics has been signed up for maintenance on 28 Airbus A320s during the coming year, starting in October.

The awarded Five-Star Global Airline rating is based on customers' reviews checked against geolocation on their mobile devices.

The UK’s Duke of Cambridge is flying on a British Airways A380 bound for Namibia, Tanzania and Kenya.

Who might take the helm when longstanding chief executive Bjørn Kjos, 72, plans to retire in the next year or two? In an interview, Kjos also has words for Ryanair.

SAS has launched a new partnership, valid from today, to offer concerts and shows across the Nordic region.

Film taken by a passenger shows handlers aggressively throwing suitcases onto a trolley, damaging them.

The airline says that by increasing access to pre-ordered meals 80,000 flights a year, it can cut down on waste and weight.

The passengers on a flight in India suffered severe pain because the crew forgot to pressurise the cabin.

The airline will carry the papal delegation on an A220-300 between the three Baltic capitals and back to Rome.

An aircraft goes back into the paint shop after a spelling mistake on its side, despite already having been in the air.

A small but ambitious airport on England’s south coast wants new routes and a major capacity boost.

The low-cost carrier will start flights to Oslo’s main airport for the first time as part of an expansion from Poland.

It says its new Boeing 737 MAX is a “game-changer”, but “we don't have plans to go long haul,” claims its marketing chief.

Belgium's national airline calls Africa its “second home”, but it is also adding to its short-haul network and investing in its long-haul cabin.

Liquidity challenges have forced the airline to suspend payments to Iceland’s airport operator, but funds could be on the way.

The provisionally named Swiss Skies has big transatlantic plans operating next-gen single-aisle aircraft.