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The news came as a relief to the Paderborn/Lippstadt region: From September 1, 2025, there will again be a regular, multiple-daily flight connection to the important Munich hub. This is made possible by the newly founded Skyhub PAD GmbH & Co. KG in cooperation with the Danish airline DAT (Danish
Aircraft manufacturer General Atomics Aerotec Systems has begun final assembly of the first Do228 NXT. This further development of the well-known Dornier Do228 is being built at the Oberpfaffenhofen site, with key production steps being carried out in-house. According to the company, series production is proceeding according to plan, and delivery of the first aircraft is expected in the coming
The new German aviation startup Flyv is about to begin operations. As founder Tomislav Lang announced at an online event, passengers will be able to book tickets for the first flights starting May 15, 2025. Flyv aims to revitalize regional air traffic in Germany and intends to expand its flight schedules
Last week, Lufthansa landed one of its Airbus A380s at Denver International Airport in Colorado for the first time. This premiere marks a significant step not only for the airline, but also for the third-largest airport in the United States, which has never before handled an aircraft of this size.
Munich Airport (FMG) is expanding its management team effective May 1, 2025. Thomas Hoff Andersson (48) will assume the newly created position of Managing Director Aviation and Operations. In this role, he will be responsible for the operational management of complex handling processes and thus significantly shape the passenger experience at Munich Airport.
A Lufthansa Airbus A380 on flight LH453 from Los Angeles to Munich was forced to make an unscheduled landing in Boston on Wednesday, April 23, after a passenger's iPad became jammed in a business class seat. The crew feared that the situation could cause the iPad's lithium battery to overheat and catch fire.
The German airline Lufthansa is expanding its route network and will launch a new direct connection from Munich to Oradea in Romania starting June 1. As reported by the Aeroroutes portal, the airline will operate the route three times a week, on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, with CRJ-900 aircraft. The launch of this new
Lufthansa is expanding its current summer flight schedule and offering a new daily direct connection from Munich to Bari in southern Italy from June 1 to June 29. According to the aviation portal Aeroroutes, the German airline will serve the route with Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft. At the same time, the Lufthansa subsidiary is reducing
The Maltese airline Universal Air is further expanding its European route network. Since the end of March 2025, the airline has been connecting Leipzig/Halle with Debrecen in Hungary. Furthermore, a new connection between Munich and Rimini on the Italian Adriatic coast will launch on May 29, 2025. With these new routes, Universal Air continues its strategy of
Munich Airport has recently been testing new forms of technical assistance for its passengers. In collaboration with the Lufthansa Innovation Hub and the start-up Ottonomy, autonomous service robots are being deployed in Terminal 2. The aim of the project is to both increase service comfort for passengers and make operational processes more efficient.
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