Niels Smedegaard is to leave the ferry and shipping giant at the end of next month, to be replaced by Torben Carlsen.

An engine on an A320 accelerating on the runway suddenly failed, prompting the pilots to slam on the brakes.

The international airports of the capital Vilnius, second city Kaunas and coastal Palanga saw 6.3 million passengers in 2018.

A new app provides access to the continuous connectivity of its fleet and is “defining a new product category”.

It’s best for agents to market the future ships by keeping them distinct from MSC Yacht Club, the executive chairman advises.

A new government report outlines the costs of using biofuels on flights and says Sweden should work closely with airlines.

The two countries’ finance ministers met today to pledge to work together on the group’s strategy, on an equal basis.

Despite passenger numbers rising to almost 9.8 million in 2018, several factors combined to lower revenues and profit.

Rabindra Adhikari was among seven people killed after visiting a remote hilltop temple in the east of the country.

Finnair and Icelandair were among 33 airlines competing in the Cellars in the Sky 2018 awards, now in their 33rd year.

Norway’s first Radisson RED is set to arrive with rooftop bar and garden in a fast developing part of the capital, a “future city centre”.

Coming as the group announces a rise in profits, the multi-billion-dollar deal will replace British Airways’ ageing 747 fleet.

Scandinavia Starts at Takeoff is a series of four new films where employees say what they love most about Scandinavia.

The new rules bar commercial airlines from carrying the potentially dangerous hazardous batteries as cargo.

The new terminal at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport comes as passenger traffic hits an all-time high.

International visitors are providing a surge of hope for the Indonesian island as it recovers from devastating earthquakes.

SAS has posted a loss for the first quarter of the financial year of almost €70 million but still expects a positive full-year result.

The closure of airspace and airports to commercial flights comes as tensions between two nuclear-armed neighbours worsen.

More and more flights are heading to Portugal’s second city, while Spain is also a vital part of TAP’s growing network.

The pan-Nordic hotel chain has been reporting to the Carbon Disclosure Project since 2016 and has now had its score raised.