Europe's third largest low-cost carrier surprised the markets when presenting its Q2 results on Thursday June 12.

The European Commission has “concluded on a preliminary basis” that the deal involved illegal state aid.

The Financial Times speculates that the chief executive’s Brexit worries may have influenced the decision.

Continuing cost cuts and capacity adjustments helped SAS to offset the seasonally weak second quarter, but problems remain.

The airline reports a significant loss for its first quarter, but the bottom line is not as bad as it could have been...

The airline group is weighed down with costs related to absorbing parts of bankrupt Air Berlin.

The company will vote on the prominent Nordic travel personality at the upcoming Annual General Meeting.

The negative result was influenced by global expansion, fleet renewal and other costs.

The operator wants to raise its turnover and profit from transfers, activities and excursions, calling them a key growth area.

CEO Michael O’Leary believes such a move may arise to avoid Ryanair being grounded after Brexit.

Maria Larsson comes from global competitor Starwood

Shipping expert appointed as new chief financial officer

Airline appoints new CFO with “solid financial experience”