Man i kostym står framför ett Ving-flygplan mot molnig himmel.

"We have known about this since late spring," says Claes Pellvik, head of communications at NLTG.

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NLTG included in EU investigation into suspected search advertising agreements

The European Commission is investigating the travel industry following suspicions of anti-competitive agreements concerning search advertising. Ving is one of the companies covered by the investigation.

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Published 25 August 2026 - 17:06

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NLTG included in EU investigation into suspected search advertising agreements

Arkitektillustration av ett modernt stadskvarter med höga byggnader, träd, människor och uteserveringar.

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New setback for Malmö's planned spa hotel

Närbild av nosen på ett vitt Air India-flygplan med bolagets logotyp och Indiens flagga.

Air India seeks $1.5 billion after record loss

Ett vinrött European Sleeper-tåg står vid en täckt perrong med spår och stationsskyltar.

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European Sleeper targets Scandinavia with night train to Malmö

European Sleeper is planning a new night train route from Brussels and Amsterdam to Copenhagen and Malmö. Services are set to begin in April 2028, marking the company’s first expansion northwards.

Close-up of a Finnair aircraft fuselage, wing and engine on the airport apron.

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Finnair suspends Dubai flights – Emirates takes over in Helsinki

Finnair is suspending all flights between Helsinki and Dubai for the 2026/27 winter season. Meanwhile, Emirates is establishing a new daily direct route on the same route.

Man i kostym talar framför ett SAS-flygplan och håller dokument i handen.

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SAS signs billion-kroner corporate agreement with Equinor

SAS has signed a new three-year corporate agreement with Equinor, the airline’s largest private-sector corporate customer. The agreement takes effect on 1 February 2027 and entails increased capacity and more flights on several key Norwegian and international routes.

Oslo Lufthavn Gardermoens terminal sedd från luften i kvällsljus, med flygplan och taxibanor.

Norway's air traffic controllers' strike is over

Norway's air traffic controllers' strike is over. The parties reached an agreement shortly before 2 pm on Monday, following several days of conflict that caused disruption, airspace closures and cancelled flights.

Husbilar och husvagnar står vid en campingplats intill en sjö under blå himmel.

Swedish camping heading for a new record as bookings increase

Swedish camping is heading for another record season. Following 17.3 million guest nights in 2025, 69 per cent of camping businesses say bookings for 2026 are better than or on a par with last year’s record year.

Resenärer i en modern flygterminal med rulltrappor, glasräcken och informationsskärmar.

Air traffic controller strike closes Gardermoen – air traffic halted on Sunday morning

The ongoing air traffic controller strike in Norway is having major consequences for air traffic. On Sunday morning, Oslo Airport Gardermoen will close completely for five hours. More cancelled and delayed flights are also expected in several parts of the country.

Resenärer med rullväskor går genom en flygplatsterminal med skyltar mot avgångar och incheckning.

Copenhagen Airport on course for new record – 16.1 million passengers in first half of the year

Copenhagen Airport continues to grow strongly. During the first six months of the year, 16.1 million passengers travelled through the airport, an increase of 9 per cent compared with the same period last year. At the same time, the airport is raising its full-year profit forecast.

Ett vitt tvåmotorigt flygplan står på en mörk startbana i kvällsljus.

Historic test flight for Sweden's Heart Aerospace

Sweden's Heart Aerospace has test-flown the world's largest all-electric passenger aircraft. The company expects to have its 30-seat hybrid aircraft in service by 2031.

Två män sitter bredvid varandra i en ljus, växtinredd miljö.

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Hangover for Chatflights

Chatflights, which specialises in helping travellers book reward trips, reports lower revenue and profit for 2025. After several years of strong growth, the hangover came following SAS’s switch from Star Alliance to SkyTeam.

Kvinna i vit jacka framför ett SAS-flygplan och grönskande träd.

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SAS profile Anna Wilson leaves aviation to become head of industry policy for the forest industry

Anna Wilson is leaving the aviation sector after several senior roles in Swedish aviation. The former SAS profile becomes the new head of industry policy at the Swedish Forest Industries Federation, where she will pursue the sector's issues including competitiveness, transport and transition.