Airports in the Nordic and Baltic countries are among the winners of the ACI’s airport service quality awards.

Loganair, the Scottish sister carrier of Flybmi, which stopped flying at the weekend, will pick up its Oslo, Esbjerg and Stavanger services.

A new connection between Bosnia and Göteborg Landvetter means more routes – but in some cases fewer flights.

The airline is connecting complete strangers through its live hologram bars in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the US, UK and Brazil.

The Ethiopian Airlines 787-9 with 75 passengers would have flown to Addis Ababa via Stockholm but was stopped in its tracks.

With lots of meeting rooms, Park Inn by Radisson Oslo Airport Hotel West is Radisson’s third at the airport, ninth in Oslo, 23rd in Norway.

The airport wins for its environmental pioneer spirit, its new terminal and for substantially raising passenger numbers.

The walkway is designed to cut the distance and time needed to hike to the airport’s furthest gates.

Ethiopian Airlines reveals additional frequencies to Addis Ababa while announcing a new route to Eritrea.

A special event at ACI Airport Exchange Oslo in late November will look at how Airbus is working with airports.

A woman in her sixties from China was stopped by customs’ currency dogs with NOK 920,000 in her suitcase.

Competitions with prizes from airlines, and free cookies for kids, are part of the celebrations taking place this week.

The low-cost carrier will start flights to Oslo’s main airport for the first time as part of an expansion from Poland.

The airport operator Avinor says that Project UNSØ will ease Oslo's fast-rising non-Schengen traffic.

Radisson Hotel Group reveals a new hotel at Gardermoen – its third at the airport and ninth in the city of Oslo.

26 North Restaurant & Social Club is a Nordic restaurant concept that first opened in Stavanger in 2016.

Avinor reverses a negative first-half result. And there's also news about Haugesund, Fagernes and Oslo airports.

Following what has already been large-scale building works, now another part of the terminal will get an upgrade.

Heat from Norway’s deepest ever geothermal borehole will be put to good use at Oslo Gardermoen.

Norway’s main airport will have never been busier, with some days expecting over 100,000 passengers.