Meanwhile, the UK, France and Germany have joined other countries in banning the MAX 8 from their airspace.

Illegal drugs worth €620,000 and bundles of cash were found at properties and in a car owned by the director of a travel agency.

Even if Britain crashes out of the European Union without a deal, both sides guarantee that air travel will continue unbroken.

Northern Europe’s biggest holiday rental company is closing its UK office and agents will have to connect with Copenhagen.

The tourism promotion is aimed at boosting repeat visitors to Britain by attracting them to new places beyond central London.

The regional airline, which had a strong presence in Scandinavia, has ceased operations and stranded passengers across Europe.

Cornwall Airport Newquay in the far southwest of England looks forward to welcoming Scandinavian customers to “our beautiful county”.

To make sure it keeps flying, the carrier has re-registered more than 1000 pilots, 3300 cabin crew and 133 aircraft in Austria.

A hard Brexit may bring chaos at ports and airports, but at least passengers will be able to get an inflight meal.

The UK leaving the European Union on March 29, with no deal still a possibility, may bring travel disruption.

The airline has revealed new routes to the northern English city, in Billund's case clashing with a carrier already well established on the route.

Sources say that Aviator’s owner Accent has mandated DNB to sell the Nordic ground handling company.

The low-cost giant has clashed with an aviation authority that says the carrier must compensate passengers hit by strikes.

Tour operators in the UK have been frantically calling customers after they were forced to cancel Lapland experiences.

But any airline not owned and controlled by UK nationals that wants transatlantic routes after Brexit will need a waiver from the US.

A government minister for digital commerce has accused airlines of deceiving families to get them to pay more to sit together.

The airline, which is based in Exeter and operates 85 routes across the UK and to Europe, blames poor demand.

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

A pilot was sacked for a fear of flying he developed on the job had been told to do crosswords when feeling anxious.

Travel leaders say they regret the amount of time and money spent on planning for Brexit when they could have been doing other things.