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Thomas Scheffl will take over the position of Commercial Manager for Austria at Emirates on February 1, 2023. Thomas Scheffl is now in charge of Emirates' commercial team in Austria, and is therefore responsible for the positioning of
In the first month of the new year, Brussels Airport registered more than 1,3 million passengers, an increase of 66 percent compared to January 2022. The airport is still missing around 20 percent,
In January, Zagreb Airport experienced the busiest start to the year to date, with 221.747 passengers handled. Zagreb Airport experienced its busiest start to the year to date in January, with 221.747 passengers handled. This equals one
The luggage delivery service of the Zurich start-up Flying Bag is now also available to Chair passengers. Edelweiss has been working with the start-up Flying Bag for several months. Now the luggage delivery service also has a collaboration with Chair
The Latvian airline expands the range of flights from its base in Tampere with direct flights to Nice and Milan. From May 2023, the new destinations will be connected with two weekly flights. “In a few months we will celebrate the first
The national airline of Kazakhstan will resume services from Astana to Beijing from March 18, 2023. The flights are operated twice a week – always on Wednesdays and Saturdays – with an Airbus A321LR.
The East German airport can look back on a successful 2022. The number of passengers almost doubled compared to the previous year and reached 139.078. The busiest month was October with 25.400 passengers. Nine airlines including Corendon
Last month, the Latvian airline carried a total of 246.800 passengers. That is 67 percent more than in the same period last year. In January 2023, Air Baltic operated 3.030 flights - 22 percent
TAP Air Portugal is permanently suspending regular flight operations between Lisbon and Zagreb. This means that there will be no flights between the two airports this summer. Passengers who already have tickets for a flight to the
Korean Air reported revenue equivalent to US$2022 billion in the fourth fiscal quarter of 2,846, up 28 percent compared to the same period last year. So passenger demand has recovered and so has the
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