SAS CEO warns of more delays
SAS's CEO, Rickard Gustafsson, warns that there are currently no required number of air traffic controllers, and that this can have serious consequences for...
BA now uses biometric boarding
The future of airport travel is happening now with more than 250,000 British Airways passengers using biometric tech on international flights from the US.
You’ve...
Europe tourism in the front
According to the European Travel Commission’s latest quarterly report, “European Tourism – Trends & Prospects 2019”, Europe kicked off 2019 on a positive note...
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...
Ever wondered what 10 milliarder could get you?
Well, you could own more than 2100 average homes in Sydney. If cars are more your thing, you could buy 1800 Lamborghini Huracan Spyders...
Thomas Cook ‘may have exceeded borrowing limits’
Shareholders in Thomas Cook Group have been told that it may have been in breach of its own borrowing limits.
The group said in a...
LOT opens VNO to LCY
On 1st May, a new flight is launched from London City Airport (LCY) direct to Vilnius (VNO) meaning it has never been easier to...
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...
170,000 pax in trouble with SAS strike
Within the next three days 170,000 pax will be hit by the SAS strike and nobody thinks it will be shorter. the trade talks...
Norwegian losses one billion Danish first quater
The grounding of Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft is expected to cost budget carrier Norwegian up to £45 million.
Announcing a net loss of £133.5...
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