A blaze quickly engulfed the Norway-themed section at Europe’s second most visited amusement park.

The airport in the city’s Fuhlsbüttel district must not to be confused with nearby Hamburg Finkenwerder.

Rail traffic is set to stop after construction workers find a 500kg next to the main station.

Lufthansa is forced to axe more than 800 flights today, while SAS cancels its flights to Germany.

The low-cost giant from Ireland has plans for markets it has so far left untapped.

Ryanair looks to increase its presence in Germany and Austria as it puts forward a plan to buy 75% of Laudamotion.

The Lithuanian leisure carrier reports a dramatic financial turnaround and starts to grow its fleet.

Consequences mount after a pensioner is stopped from carrying on board two bottles of wine.

Three guards surround Israel’s stand at the tourism fair shouting “Free Palestine!”

Six Schengen zone countries plan to extend border controls by a further six months.

The sum to be sought through the courts could stretch to more than €1 billion.

Events with lights, books, beer, street art, spring, Easter and Ireland are all reasons to head south.

The operator confirms further costs of €770mn, prompting a politician to call it “a disaster in the making”.

Norwegian Cruise Line’s new cruise mega-ship takes to the water ahead of its April launch.

Stands and events at this year’s fair reveal some key travel trends.

Niki Lauda used Laudamotion for buying back his airline Niki. The new flights are to Spain and the Balearics.

German media accuse rail operator of exploiting climate change to avoid blame for delays.

Cobalt Air announces a new twice-weekly service linking Düsseldorf and Larnaca.

easyJet is filling many holes left by Air Berlin, launching routes from Germany to a number of Scandinavian airports.

Largest growth in cabin crew with 4,000 new employees