Singapore Airlines has teamed up with scientists and nutritionists at US health-spa specialist Canyon Ranch.

Although the public broadly supports the idea of new or expanded fees to flight climate change, fewer people say this should include air travel.

The new route to LAX will be Finnair’s first to the US to regularly use the airline’s new Airbus A350.

The Spanish flag carrier is scheduling 17 flights a week each from Madrid to Buenos Aires and Mexico City.

Virgin will launch a new group-wide rewards and loyalty programme next year in partnership with Delta Air Lines.

The inaugural Global Airport and Passenger Symposium will look at how to transform the passenger-airport experience.

The EU has announced ten finalists in a new competition for cities with outstanding digital achievements.

In a single week, Liverpool, Munich and Hamburg have joined Billund, which launched in June, Aberdeen and Gothenburg.

A pilot who turned up for work very intoxicated last week was ready to fly from Helsinki to Rome.

A “completely renewed” Strand includes a restaurant, bar and top-floor Tower Suite with personal roof terrace.

The large new conference hotel will be in an area earmarked for waterside urban redevelopment in the city.

The aircraft manufacturer is struggling with its biggest backlog of commercial aircraft orders for years.

The tech company says that travel agents in Europe and the Middle East will benefit from easier bookings.

The Scandinavian airline says it is responding to rising summertime demand for Boston – but it is cancelling Miami to do it.

The Flixbus long-distance bus fell over on its side in Germany this morning, resulting in serious injuries.

The Latvian airline is expanding its presence in Tallinn, announcing its first destinations for summer 2019.

It is “inconceivable”, unions say, that Air France-KLM would name Air Canada COO Benjamin Smith.

The Bangkok-based provider of cycle tours in emerging destinations thinks the tours are unique.

The fuel-efficient aircraft with the “widest and tallest cabins of any large business jet” heralds a new era for Airbus.

The Icelandic budget carrier has hired a company to sell bonds to raise finance to keep its growth on track.