The airline’s latest traffic figures for August show year-on-year increases across the board.

ICAO: “Ground handling and runway operations remain two of Europe’s more important accident risk categories.”

Besides Gothenburg and Tallinn, among others, Qatar Airways is also adding Da Nang to its portfolio this year.

A decision on how many of the 90 planes it has on order with Airbus it actually uses depends on its Argentinean venture.

The news comes just days after the Danish-Icelandic-Latvian airline announced similar flights from Berlin.

A large number of passengers and crew had complained of coughing, fever and symptoms of gastrointestinal illness.

Norwegian Air Argentina has launched the domestic sales in a highly challenging environment for the country.

Iceland’s low-cost carrier now flies to fifteen North American destinations via Reykjavik.

A tanker slams into a bridge connecting the offshore international airport, stranded 3,000 passengers.

Designers give the well-known purple livery a more subtle purple-and-white makeover in a one-minute film.

Airlines are constantly trying to find new ways to help their planes lose a few kilos, from lightweight trolleys to removing olives.

The new economy fare, called Deal Fare, foregoes suitcases and includes only a 7kg carry-on allowance.

A reporter finds herself bumped up to Premium Economy, which makes her experience of the flight a positive one.

A British-Finnish investigation finds that there is a high risk for the spread of viruses at airports, especially at security.

The Limerick-based “world’s largest regional aircraft lessor” with an office in Billund says it’s been another good year.

The airline wants to close the “tyranny of distance” between Australia and global financial hubs like London and New York.

From the end of October, the LCC will be flying to Berlin Schönefeld as well as to Berlin Tegel.

The Scandinavian airline expects to do well this year after a strong quarter – but also apologises for the many recent delays.

Passengers describe how they were kept on the tarmac for 11 hours with little information and almost nothing to eat or drink.

Flights will be operated from Berlin Tegel to New York JFK, Boston and Toronto starting from June 2019.