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After ten years, the Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air will leave Cologne/Bonn Airport, ending an era that has provided many travelers with affordable connections in Europe. From the end of October 2024, with the start of the 2024/25 winter flight schedule, Wizz Air will discontinue its last remaining routes from Cologne/Bonn to Skopje and
On Sunday, August 25, a serious incident occurred at Cologne/Bonn Airport, significantly disrupting flight operations. A swarm of drones of impressive dimensions crossed the airport's airspace, forcing those responsible to temporarily close parts of the airfield. This incident is an alarming example of the
German Airways, the second oldest German airline, has taken an important step towards securing its future. By successfully extending the leasing contracts for its Embraer E190-100LR fleet with the US aircraft leasing company Azorra, the airline continues to position itself as the leading provider of wet lease and charter services in Europe. This partnership, which is based on many years of cooperation and
Air Cairo, which has partnerships with Egypt Air and Sunexpress, announces a significant expansion of its flight offer to Germany. From the winter flight schedule 2024/25, the airline will strengthen its presence in the German market by introducing a new route from Cairo to Cologne/Bonn. This expansion is only the first
Cologne/Bonn Airport can look back on a successful wave of travel after the end of the summer holidays in North Rhine-Westphalia. In the six and a half intensive weeks, a total of 1,7 million passengers were processed. The busiest day was August 4, when around 43.000 travellers used the airport. On the last holiday weekend (August 16-18), almost 120.000
In a coordinated action, climate activists from the “Last Generation” partially paralyzed several German airports through protests on August 15, 2024. Activists wearing orange safety vests entered the airports in Berlin-Brandenburg, Stuttgart, Nuremberg and Cologne/Bonn, causing significant disruption to flight operations. The actions not only raise questions about the
The low-cost airline Ryanair will fly more frequently between Vienna and Cologne/Bonn in the 2024/25 winter flight schedule. The Irish company currently offers nine rotations per week on this route. In the upcoming 2024/25 winter flight schedule period, one more will be added, so that there will be ten weekly rotations in the future. Most of the aircraft on this route will be
The self-proclaimed climate protection group "Last Generation" caused significant disruption to air traffic this week by blocking Cologne/Bonn and Frankfurt am Main airports. Hundreds of flights had to be cancelled, which led to massive disruption for travelers and economic damage. The association of airlines operating in Germany, Board of Airline Representatives
On the morning of July 24, 2024, there was a significant disruption to air traffic at Cologne/Bonn Airport, caused by an action by the climate activist group “Last Generation”. The activists had glued themselves to a taxiway at the airport, which led to a temporary suspension of all air traffic. This action is part of an international
The Supervisory Board of Flughafen Köln/Bonn GmbH has appointed Cenk Özöztürk as the new second Managing Director. The 45-year-old Özöztürk, who currently heads the Aviation and Human Resources divisions, will form the airport's management team together with Thilo Schmid. Özöztürk has more than 20 years of experience in aviation, including management positions at Air Berlin
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