Norwegian Air and Widerøe have entered into an agreement which will see both airlines working closely together in a number of areas in the near future. Under the agreement, passengers on both Norwegian and Widerøe will enjoy seamless travel and customer experiences including ticket purchases. Widerøe flies throughout the regional
easyJet has opened a new customer service centre in Milan. The airline said in a statement that its Italian customers can “count on the dedicated support of a growing team of around 40 Italian speaking agents.” The company has also extended the opening hours of the customer service team while
Aer Lingus has resumed its direct transatlantic service to Seattle, Washington for the first time since March 2020. From 7 July, passengers can travel to Seattle with five flights weekly from Dublin Airport. Fares start from €329 one way including taxes and charges. Aer Lingus said in a statement that
Emirates is expecting a “busy summer” and is set to operate as scheduled over the peak travel season, including at its 39 European points with its London Stansted route re-starting from 1 August. With over 24,000 scheduled passenger flights to and from 129 airports for July and August, Emirates says
Emirates has introduced a fifth weekly flight to Newcastle. The airline said in a statement that the additional service has been introduced to meet the demand for international travel. The airline also said that it has been seeing a “steady uptick” in bookings over recent weeks. The most popular destinations
Ryanair has announced its return to Belfast International Airport with a “huge” summer schedule following the reopening of its base from Summer’23. Ryanair will start with 12 routes from Belfast International, operating over 115 weekly flights. Destinations include Alicante, Faro, Barcelona-Girona and Malaga. The airline will also launch domestic services
