With 5.35 million passengers in 2018, Norwegian carried the biggest number to Spain from the five Nordic countries – a market share of 43%.

At the unveiling of a refurbished and transformed hotel in Palma Beach, Majorca, the group pledged more cash for hotel openings.

Fritz Joussen puts additional distance between the two rival operators as they post their half-year results.

The Spanish airline Air Europa will open routes to Copenhagen and Stockholm in June, which will turn up the heat on the crowded connections.

The Spanish airline is starting a new direct route from Stockholm to Madrid that will fly three times per week during the summer season.

Swedes made half a million fewer journeys overseas for leisure purposes in 2018 than the year before, new research shows.

Domestic routes in Asia take up most of the 2018 top ten, while the busiest city pair in Europe is Barcelona-Madrid.

But the low-cost carrier will be flying into direct competition with several other airlines on its new route.

The 60 crew members will get a pay boost as they continue to be based in Spain but will no longer be employed by a temping agency.

More and more flights are heading to Portugal’s second city, while Spain is also a vital part of TAP’s growing network.

A new savings plan isn’t stopping Norwegian from throwing its hat into the ring to compete with the biggest airlines.

The hot weather last year is persuading Norwegians to journey to the ‘near abroad’ instead of the Mediterranean.

Three major airports in the Iberian peninsula were the most successful in 2018, while Oslo joins Copenhagen in the top 20.

Planned walkouts have been stopped as the airline inks a deal with unions that changes employee contracts.

No sooner has the New Year holiday passed that strikes are being called in Spain, Italy and Germany.

As Brexit approaches, the British Airways owner is looking to protect its EU ownership rights, a newspaper reveals.

A photograph circulates on social media allegedly showing airline crew members in the crew room during a storm.

The low-cost carrier is adding frequencies to sunny destinations, raising capacity this winter by almost 85%.

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

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