The Icelandic low-cost carrier is stopping three newly launched routes, despite the airports claiming they had been popular.

In a new “customer-focused” baggage policy, the budget carrier says an on-board bag is guaranteed for all.

British Airways has lost its New York crown to its budget rival, but low-cost long-haul is still a risky business.

LCCs are offering cut-price tickets to stranded passengers, but some will be available longer than others.

The Danish-Latvian carrier that grew too fast too soon has sunk, leaving passengers stranded both sides of the Atlantic.

The low-cost carrier has launched a “record” summer 2019 schedule for flights from the Czech capital.

Even before the first flights have started, the Icelandic budget carrier has removed 40% of capacity from January.

It says its new Boeing 737 MAX is a “game-changer”, but “we don't have plans to go long haul,” claims its marketing chief.

The provisionally named Swiss Skies has big transatlantic plans operating next-gen single-aisle aircraft.

The chief executive of the US carrier JetBlue says the business product Mint could bring “price discipline”.

One of the new short-haul routes is to a lesser-known corner of France, the other enters London from a new perspective.

This time, the ambitious carrier says it will enter the already crowded market between Spain and North America.

A new route from Riga to New York is in sight, says the CEO of the Latvian airline airBaltic, though initially through cooperation.

The scheme known as Worldwide by easyJet enables smooth switches to partner airlines' flights and routes.

The low-cost long-haul carrier is planning flights from London in 2019 and says there’s big potential for flights from southern Europe.

The news comes just days after the Danish-Icelandic-Latvian airline announced similar flights from Berlin.

The new economy fare, called Deal Fare, foregoes suitcases and includes only a 7kg carry-on allowance.

A reporter finds herself bumped up to Premium Economy, which makes her experience of the flight a positive one.

The Icelandic airline will be flying between cities in the United States and India via Keflivik from December.

The Nordic-owned carrier shrugs off all the negative publicity and announces new transatlantic routes from Brussels.