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Air Greenland crew planning strike for 23 July
If Air Greenland’s cabin crews go ahead with their planned strike on 23 July, up to 2,000 passengers could be affected. The airline’s website states “After long negotiations the parties have not come...
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Air Greenland increases capacity on Nuuk-Iqaluit route
Greenland’s leading airline has increased flights between the Greenlandic capital and Iqaluit in the Canadian territory of Nunavut. Officials for Air Greenland said that the move comes in response to...
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Air Greenland Iqaluit service resumes despite snowfall
Summer flights between Greenland and the Canadian territory of Nunavut have resumed, but not without a slight hitch. The Nuuk to Iqaluit service, which was only introduced last summer, went ahead on...
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Air Greenland struggling with Greenland-Nunavut route
Red tape coupled with the economic decline is leading to fewer business passengers taking Air Greenland’s Nuuk to Iqaluit flight. The seasonal route from Greenland to Nunavut has recorded marginally...
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Air Greenland to continue Iqaluit-Nuuk service
Air Greenland has confirmed that it will continue its Iqaluit to Nuuk service for a third consecutive summer. But the airline’s sales manager Camilla Siezing said that this season they plan to refocus...
View ArticleAir Greenland becomes European Regions Airline Association member
Greenland’s flag carrier Air Greenland has joined the European Regions Airline Association (ERA) and in doing so becomes the group’s 52nd member. ERA director general Simon McNamara met with CEO of Air...
View ArticleAirlines flying to Iceland this summer
Based on a quick study done by Icenews and besides the two local airlines WOW Air and Icelandair, there are just under 20 airlines flying to Iceland this summer with close to 1.5 million tourists...
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This is Greenland’s little red lifeline during the COVID-19 crisis
The first case of COVID-19 in Greenland was discovered on March 16th and as of April 15th the total of cases number 11 and those 11 have all recovered. No new cases have been detected so far. These...
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