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

Unions standing for cabin crew in five countries say they will extend the summer of strikes into the autumn.

Denmark’s Flight Personnel Union alleges that Primera Air uses Eastern European cabin crew without Danish rules.

A Swedish woman travelling with her four-year-old daughter has just returned home after a traumatic month.

Taxis are hard to find right across Denmark, enraging tourists and hotel and restaurant guests.

An updated version of an earlier law now gives consumers more right when organising their own travels.

The competition authority says the low-cost carrier initially failed to correctly inform passengers of their right to compensation.

New guidelines released this week empower airline cabin crew to spot and report modern-day slavery.

The wife of the chairman of Korean Air has been summoned by police to respond to abuse allegations.

The international team investigating the downing of a Malaysia Airlines aircraft over Ukraine accuses Russia of responsibility.

A panel of judges has approved a Department of Transportation decision, against a challenge from unions.

A man with a knife is held trying to get through security, and in a separate incident police let go a drug suspect.

After the biggest union at LOT announces a strike, a court puts a temporary ban on any strike action.

Airlines are held to higher standards than those applied in other industries, ERA president says.

A judgement at the European Court of Justice may mean even more passenger compensation claims.

The Russian airline allegedly threatened Asian-American passengers with deportation.

People who are supposed to be available for work are being stopped as they collect their luggage.

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

MITA’s Tour Buddy initiative comes under scrutiny

Swedish ombudsman supports airline uniform policy