With just four passengers on board, German Airways took off for Paderborn on Friday for charter operator Green Airlines from Cologne/Bonn Airport. The plane had previously been flown in by ferry from Granada, Spain. The ticket seller, who is unable to operate holiday flights from Paderborn and Rostock because first German Airways pulled out, then Alk Air withdrew its Boeing 737-300 early, and now Just Us Air will not fly due to a lack of a contract, emphasizes the climate-friendliness of the tickets sold. A ferry flight from Spain to pick up just four passengers in Cologne/Bonn and fly them to Westerland via Paderborn would probably not fit in with that. The return flight had the remarkable circumstance that it ended in Paderborn due to a lack of passengers. There were no passengers at all on the segment between this city and Cologne/Bonn. German Airways therefore flew the D-AZFA back to Spain. Green Airlines is not an airline, but a company that charters aircraft and sells the seats on its own account. This is exactly where things seem to be going wrong, because people are changing their so-called “flight partners” like underwear. Just Us Air is not the first airline under whose flight numbers tickets were sold, but according to their own statements no contract was signed. Air Alsie suffered the same fate last year. The French Chalair said goodbye after only a few legs and Pad Aviation did not last long either. German Airways withdrew from holiday flights from Paderborn and Rostock. This week flights from Groningen were also cancelled. German Airways wants to address this issue in detail.