According to a statement by insolvency administrator Jan Markus Plathner, Frankfurt-Hahn Airport will go to Triwo AG. The buyer is already active in aviation and operates the Oberpfaffenhofen, Zweibrücken, Frankfurt-Egelsbach and Mending airfields, among others. The contract was originally awarded to Swift Conjoy GmbH, but despite repeated requests from the insolvency administrator, the company is said to have failed to pay the purchase price. The decision was overturned and the bidding race was reopened. At one point it looked as if the parent company of the Nürburgring would step in. But now the contract has been awarded again to Triwo AG. "We have implemented a whole range of restructuring measures that have made Hahn Airport more attractive for airlines and passengers again and have made it possible to continue business operations during the insolvency proceedings without incurring any losses, thus laying the foundation for a sale. I am pleased that we have managed to achieve the turnaround together after a sometimes rocky road and I would like to personally thank all employees, the works councils and their advisors for their professional and strong commitment during this challenging time," said the insolvency administrator. "But now it is also important that a new operator takes the helm." According to him, Hahn Airport can now be operated without loss. The conclusion and implementation of the contract that has now been signed are still subject to conditions. The parties assume that these will be fulfilled promptly. The purchase price has already been transferred to a trust account. All around 400 employees will be taken on by the purchaser. The details of the contract have been kept confidential.