SAS Go passengers on long-haul flights will be able to pre-order a “carefully selected and brand new” premium menu from November.

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

The youthful Air France carrier has announced six new destinations for summer 2019, another being Irma-ravaged Saint Martin.

The airline presents its new economy and premium economy “collection” stressing “comfort” and “elegance”.

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

The Dubai-based carrier is raising its capacity higher for Stockholm than for Copenhagen this winter.

New research forecasts the market until 2023, by aircraft type, application, end-user and region.

Airlines in the Lufthansa Group are the latest to offer a new low fare to fight LCCs on North American routes.

Airline seating manufacturer Recaro predicts a future of germ-free travel with its new innovation.

A new worldwide study reveals what people travelling by air find most irritating in their fellow passengers.

The Italian manufacturer claims that airlines can save money with its new seat, for a variety of reasons.

Its Light class fare, which includes hand baggage only, is now available on the Helsinki-New York route.

The European aircraft manufacturer has drawn up plans to put sleeper pods in some aircraft types.

The state-owned Thai airline bans oversized passengers and parents with young children from business class.

The changes are “the biggest change to our Economy cabin in over a decade”.

SAS customers can bid for upgrades to SAS Plus or SAS Business – including flights booked with EuroBonus points.

British Airways, American Airlines, Iberia and Finnair will launch a new ‘basic’ fare on some transatlantic flights.

There is a psychological reason why airlines choose various shades of blue for their cabins.

Flights via Bali allow the airline to continue serving Auckland via a stopover, maximising passenger loads.

Airlines flying to or from the UK will be investigated because families and groups are split up on board.