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The Spanish airline Vueling has made extensive changes to its summer flight schedule and is cancelling over 40 connections. Airports in Germany and Switzerland are also affected. Passengers in Hamburg, Munich and Zurich in particular must prepare for cancellations. As the aviation portal “Aeroroutes” reports, Vueling is cancelling the route between
The flight connection to the only German offshore island, Heligoland, will be significantly modernised in the future. The East Frisian airline Ostfriesischer Flugdienst (OFD) has announced that it will be updating its fleet for scheduled flights between the mainland and the island. The OFD is now using Tecnam aircraft, which will replace the previous aircraft
On Thursday, there will be a warning strike at Hamburg Airport that could significantly disrupt air traffic. The union ver.di has called on employees of Hamburg Airport GmbH and its subsidiaries to stop working. The background to the strike is ongoing collective bargaining negotiations in which the union is demanding higher wages and better working conditions.
A year ago, Hamburg Airport introduced the sunflower symbol as a symbol for people with invisible disabilities. With success: 1.000 sunflowers have already been given out to passengers free of charge as a lanyard or pin. The symbol helps travelers with disabilities such as epilepsy, Tourette's or depression to express their needs at the airport.
Airbus has reported a lower delivery figure in January 2025 after setting an impressive pace of record-high deliveries at the end of 2024. According to aviation analyst Rob Morris of Cirium Ascend, around 22 aircraft were delivered in January, a significant drop compared to the 30 deliveries in
The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus will not bring its hydrogen aircraft, originally planned for 2035, to series production as planned. The previous plans as part of the so-called "zero-e" program have been postponed and a new timetable is currently uncertain. This means that an ambitious project of the aviation industry has been postponed by at least five to ten years. As early as 2020
There is now a new gastronomic offer at Hamburg Airport: “Fiete & Frida”. In the immediate vicinity of Gate A17, travelers can immerse themselves in the North German flair and enjoy regional specialties behind the security checkpoint. The new concept, which is operated by long-term partner Marché, is intended to make the passengers’ stay even more
Aerothrive GmbH, a service provider specialising in aviation safety, has opened its new subsidiary Aerothrive Global Business Services Sp. z oo (AGBS) in Bydgoszcz, Poland. The company, which is considered a leading provider of audit services in the area of the airline safety standard SARPcheck, is thus expanding its international presence and strengthening its business activities in Europe. With worldwide
On March 1, 2025, the airline FLN Frisia-Luftverkehr will discontinue the connection between Norddeich and the East Frisian island of Juist. This means that the island can only be reached by ferry, speedboat or water taxi. The company cites the sharp drop in passenger numbers as the reason: While around 2018 passengers used the route in 54.000,
From February 1, 2025, the Lufthansa Group will resume its flights to Tel Aviv. The subsidiary Eurowings is also participating in the resumption of air traffic and will offer a new direct connection from Hamburg to Tel Aviv from February 3, 2025. The flights will operate twice a week, on Mondays
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