Sichuan Airlines’ new Chengdu-Copenhagen service is another outcome from China-Denmark Tourism Year.

The carrier raised its net operating profit from $17 million to $258 million. But a new crisis may damage this trend.

Passengers say they turned up at the airport for a flight that had never even launched.

Sweden risks being left behind in the strong and steady passenger growth, due to several factors.

New research forecasts the market until 2023, by aircraft type, application, end-user and region.

Flights to Brazil are "characterised by low competition and high prices. Norwegian Air intends to reverse that.”

The low-cost carrier says that all affected passengers have been offered a refund or an alternative route.

A Dane was highly contagious when he flew back to Denmark from a trip to Asia earlier this week.

Pilots in Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Ireland and possibly also the Netherlands will strike against Ryanair on Friday.

Berlin’s Schönefeld Airport is shut down after security teams think they find an explosive device.

The airport operator Finavia is jazzing up terminals and adding services that will make Chinese feel more at home.

The north-Nordic destination of Tromsø gets another German connection, while other flights go far to the south.

American Airlines is investigating after a musician bought an extra seat for a cello but was removed anyway.

Norwegian confirms that it has applied to the authorities of another country with “great potential”.

Major customers of the Trent 1000 include Boeing, which uses the faulty engines on its 787s.

The Vilnius-based “largest narrow-body ACMI operator in the world” sees up to 25% y-o-y growth.

CNN reports that millions saved from taking away screening at small and medium-sized airports would be invested in larger airports.

Cathay Pacific aims to restructure overseas operations, where it has about 7,600 employees in 100 locations.

Pilots employed by the low-cost carrier in Sweden say they will strike next week. Dutch and German pilots are vote to strike.

An Aeroméxico Embraer crashed after take-off in Durango state, but all 101 passengers and crew survived.