The government of Greenland has purchased a shareholding that the Scandinavian airline has held for more than half a century.

After offering flights between Stockholm and Shanghai during summer 2018 and then suspending the service, the airline will now also operate the route in winter.

As the association meets for its AGM in Seoul, its director-general delivers bad news for operators like TUI and Norwegian.

Four brands under one roof was “not the most efficient way to address connectivity”, so they’ve been narrowed down to two.

SAS has published the results for its second quarter, showing a large loss due to the recent strike and other costs.

Travellers in western Sweden will be able to fly to Serbia’s third largest city on two weekly departures.

Passengers at Stansted Airport experienced the longest delays compared to 24 other airports in the country, according to new analysis.

Public transport in the Netherlands is being paralysed by a 24-hour strike, causing major problems for Schiphol and KLM.

KLM has announced a commitment with partners to produce and purchase sustainable aviation fuel manufactured at a new plant in Europe.

Western European bases are being discussed if the Riga-based carrier continues in its A220 buying spree.

Due to the ongoing suspension of the Boeing 737 MAX, the Icelandic flag carrier has had to make more timetable tweaks.

The new airport now has dates for the first flights, likely to be carrying keen skiers heading to Sweden’s Sälen and Norway’s Trysil.

An Italian manufacturer has won a contract to produce seats for new A320 aircraft across the group's airlines.

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

Following initial financial results revealing heavy losses by the Estonian airline, a ministry document indicates it will deliberate the sale of state-held shares in the airline.

Etihad is extending its complimentary offer of two free nights in Abu Dhabi until the end of the year, in response to significant positive feedback from customers.

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

In April there were 27% fewer passengers passing through Keflavik airport in Reykjavik, with both Gothenburg and Bergen pulling ahead of it.

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

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