The airline has admitted that what could have been a good month turned out to be a very weak one.
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Asiana to cut routes, stop first-class service
The troubled South Korean airline and Star Alliance member is trying to find ways to cut costs.
Read More »Lufthansa places bid for Cook carrier Condor
The German’s giant’s chief executive has confirmed his company’s interest in Condor – and possibly also Thomas Cook Airlines.
Read More »Air Europa to connect Madrid and Stockholm
The Spanish airline is starting a new direct route from Stockholm to Madrid that will fly three times per week during the summer season.
Read More »“Soaring demand” for nearly stillborn Norwegian route
The airline’s new flights between Dublin and Toronto Hamilton almost didn’t happen because of the grounding of the 737 MAX.
Read More »Crashed Aeroflot plane “struck by lightning”
A number of the survivors from Sunday’s horrific crash in Moscow say that lightning hit just after take-off.
Read More »Sweden’s Air Leap announces new route
The new Stockholm Arlanda-based carrier grows at a modest pace, shadowing some of the routes of now-bankrupt NextJet.
Read More »Boeing knew about MAX problems in 2017
As early as 2017, Boeing knew that the 737 MAX aircraft were being delivered with a problem in one of the key safety features.
Read More »“Best” and “worst” US airlines ranked
A new list by a personal finance website has considered several factors such as safety, comfort and pet-friendliness, coming up with a ranking of what it calls the best and the worst.
Read More »Passengers surge through Estonian airports in April
Last month, passenger numbers through Tallinn and Tartu airports were much higher than the same time last year, reflecting rising numbers of flights and changing schedules.
Read More »Eurowings to partner with Norwegian, SunExpress
The chief executive of Lufthansa’s low-cost subsidiary, Thorsten Dirks, says that the carrier will practice 'virtual interlining'.
Read More »Icelandair results worse than expected
The carrier lost almost €50 million in the first quarter of the year, and its problems are being compounded by the 737 MAX.
Read More »Air France-KLM plans job cuts after poor results
Press reports over the weekend say that the airline group will propose hundreds of redundancies later this month.
Read More »SAS strike ends as agreement reached
SAS and the striking pilots from Denmark, Norway and Sweden were in negotiations from Wednesday morning, and finally reached a deal.
Read More »SAS axes more flights as talks continue
The situation is fluid, as another round of flights have been cancelled for Thursday and parties go back to the negotiating table.
Read More »Lufthansa Q1 net loss widens nine times over
Rising fuel costs and overcapacity in Europe dragged the group's results downward. But it remains optimistic about the full year.
Read More »BRA to ditch jet aircraft, sacks 363 staff
The Swedish domestic carrier is finding ways to “adapt to the weaker domestic aviation market”.
Read More »LOT launches London City-Vilnius flights
The Polish carrier has launched a new direct service from Lithuania's capital Vilnius to London City Airport, after winning a tender from the Lithuanian government to operate the route.
Read More »Norwegian takes up SAS slack in Norway
Since the beginning of the SAS pilot strike on April 26, Norwegian has offered a larger number of flights to meet the demand of passengers experiencing cancellations.
Read More »DAT MD-82 painted in ‘retro’ colours
The Danish airline joins the retro livery bandwagon and flies an MD-82 over to England for a final paint job.
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