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.

A young people-centric banking executive, aged 44, will take over as chief executive from the first day of 2019.

Anna Lakmaker, who has a background promoting cities and museums in the vicinity of Stockholm, will start in October.

Björgólfur Jóhannsson is stepping down as the airline warns its results will be “worse than projected”.

Moussa has a background in business development and social media and has an MBA from Harvard Business School.

The aircraft manufacturer is struggling with its biggest backlog of commercial aircraft orders for years.

It is “inconceivable”, unions say, that Air France-KLM would name Air Canada COO Benjamin Smith.

Jaan Tamm leaves the Estonian carrier on a high, soon after the airline posts its first full-year profit.

The radical restructuring is part of an ongoing modernisation, coming after $1.52bn in losses for 2017.

There has been a backlash since rumours that the CFO of a water and waste management company was about to be nominated.

The Nordic hotel giant reveals three appointments to strengthen its Executive Committee, two of them old hands at SAS.

The Financial Times speculates that the chief executive’s Brexit worries may have influenced the decision.

Loss-making South African Airways has a new chief executive, Vuyani Jarana, who likes a challenge

The new chairman of the International Air Transport Association embarrasses his colleagues.

Chief executive officer Pekka Vauramo leaves the airline to join a Finnish machinery company.

“For me, the airport has always signified freedom,” Finavia’s new chief executive Kimmo Mäki says in an interview.

Paavo Nõgene has been a board member at Estonia’s opera, concert hall and gambling authority.