Finnair to fly LA
Finnair has announced a new transatlantic link to the west coast with three flights a week to Los Angeles.
The Helsinki to Los Angeles service...
Autonomous snowploughs on test at OSL
Earlier this year, autonomous snowploughs cleared snow from the runway at Fagernes Airport in Norway for the very first time. This project, which goes...
Travelport with news
Travelport has become the first GDS operator to manage the live booking of flights using the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) New Distribution Capability...
European outbound travel grows
Spain has been unable to maintain its strong growth of international visitors of recent years, while Turkey is attracting more holidaymakers again. Greece is...
EU breaking
One by one, European Union nations are spending millions, hiring thousands of workers and issuing emergency decrees to cope with the increasingly likely possibility...
EXTRA SAS strike ending
SAS will start flying tomorrow after close to 400,000 pax were hit by the strike.
The pilots has got more pay, but not 13 per...
More in compensation for delays
Europe’s airlines suffered a blow in the European Court of Justice (ECJ) with a landmark ruling that passengers are due compensation for delays to...
Holland drops tourism marketing
In the latest response to the growing global problem of overtourism, the Netherlands will stop promoting inbound travel, turning its focus to managing a...
Most BA flights cancelled tomorrow too
British Airways says it has cancelled 'almost 100%' of flights today and told affected passengers not to call its customer contact centres without first...
Legoland NY to open
LEGOLAND® New York Resort will hold its bricktastic Grand Opening celebration on Independence Day next year; July 4, 2020.
"The Fourth of July means family," said LEGOLAND...
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Emirates continues upgrading their fleet
Originally, Emirates planned to upgrade 120 aircrafts with new cabins. Now, this has been expanded to a total of 191 aircrafts.
Emirates is undertaking a...
