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After six months of forced closure due to Corona, Hamburg Airport is reactivating Terminal 2 on Friday. "After the very quiet months, passenger numbers have now risen to up to 10.000 passengers per day," the airport company reported on Wednesday. "By opening Terminal 2, we are offering our passengers enough space, so
Gulf carrier Emirates Airline is increasing the frequencies between Germany and Dubai to 31 weekly rotations. More flights will be operated from Düsseldorf and Hamburg in the next few weeks. From June 5, 2021, Emirates will offer an additional flight from Düsseldorf on Saturdays. As of July 1, 2021, an additional frequency will be
The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus was able to deliver significantly fewer aircraft in April 2021 – in direct comparison with March 2021. The manufacturer announced that 45 commercial aircraft had been handed over to customers. In March, the figure was 72. In the first four months of the current year, Airbus was able to deliver a total of
In contrast to its competitor Boeing, the European aircraft manufacturer was able to announce a profit for the first quarter of 2021. The group announced on Thursday that it had made a profit of 362 million euros in the first three months. However, CEO Guillaume Faury warns against euphoria
The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus is retiring the first Beluga transport aircraft ever built. The aircraft will be temporarily parked in Hamburg. The freighter has been in service for the manufacturer since 1005 and was most recently used between the factories in North Wales and Finkenwerder. Airbus laid down the first
The airline Danish Air Transport (DAT) will offer two weekly flights between Berlin and the Baltic Sea island of Bornholm in July and August 2021. The aircraft used will be ATR 72 turboprop aircraft. The carrier has been offering a non-stop connection to Saarbrücken from the German capital for some time.
The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus is planning to reorganise its structural assembly in Europe. To this end, new companies are to be set up in France and Germany. Discussions are currently underway about the future in Spain. The European social partners were informed of the plan at a meeting. The company confirmed that it is seeking to strengthen
The airlines are gradually expanding their services from Hamburg: the airlines currently fly to 80 direct destinations from Hamburg Airport, and by the summer holidays this figure is expected to rise to around 105 destinations. With Chania, Kalamata, Preveza, Samos, Cluj, Tirana, Chisinau, Belgrade and Larnaca, nine completely new destinations would be added to Hamburg's route network.
Lufthansa has set up its own vaccination centers in Frankfurt, Munich and Hamburg so that employees can be vaccinated against the coronavirus on their own initiative. According to a spokesman, the company has a capacity for around 400 employees per day. However, this is currently only “virtual” because the airline does not yet have a vaccine. A spokesman for Lufthansa
Hamburg Airport takes stock of Easter travel: Over the holidays, the airport welcomed an average of 5.500 arriving and departing passengers per day. This means that passenger numbers remain at a low level despite the holiday season. According to its own information, the airport only recorded around twelve percent of the passengers over Easter from the same period in XNUMX.
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