The home-sharing giant has hired Fred Reid as its new transport chief, in an effort to “make travel easier and even fun”.

After senior finance jobs at Microsoft and the casino operator Olympic, Kristi Ojakäär starts a new direction in aviation today.

The Nordic hotel giant has promoted Søren Faerber, formerly responsible for Copenhagen, who has a Hard Rock background.

Anna Strömwall, who starts her new job at Landvetter next month, has previously been head of security screening at Stockholm Arlanda.

Dominique Leroux joins Infare as vice president of marketing from being responsible for marketing at Sabre in Asia Pacific.

Jens Mathiesen has been the group’s chief executive for Denmark, replacing the ousted Even Frydenberg.

Rickard Gustafson reveals in an interview to be aired during December how the airline is aiming to improve its short-haul flights.

In an industry painfully short of women leaders, Anne Rigail now has the task of dealing with the airline’s powerful unions.

Bogi Nils Bogason had been interim CEO and before that was the carrier’s chief financial officer for ten years.

Air France-KLM’s new chief executive has made clear he doesn’t understand the millennial-oriented carrier’s identity.

Thomas Andersson takes the top job of running the services and berths for ferry and cruise traffic in the city’s three ports.

Human resources specialist Helga Bollmann Leknes has been appointed the carrier’s chief commercial officer.

Routes Europe will be staged in the Norwegian city in April 2020, with 1,200 airline route developers expected to attend.

The new chief executive makes his first conference call with analysts, starting to outline a new vision.

Chief commercial officer and a member of the executive board, Juha Järvinen will move on to Virgin Atlantic.

Eurblarp Sriphiromya has worked for the Tourism Authority of Thailand in posts around the world for 25 years.

Coming from jobs at companies like Carlsberg, Nespresso and Hurtigruten, Geir Kronbæck now leads RCL in Scandinavia.

Who might take the helm when longstanding chief executive Bjørn Kjos, 72, plans to retire in the next year or two? In an interview, Kjos also has words for Ryanair.

The initiative is aimed at getting more young women to train to be pilots, engineers, flight mechanics and managers.

Henrik Kjellberg is a former president of Expedia Affiliate Network and is a veteran of travel and technology brands.