Nuremberg Airport is celebrating its tenth anniversary under the name "Albrecht Dürer Airport Nuremberg". The renaming in 2014, initiated by the then Chairman of the Supervisory Board Markus Söder, led to a stronger identification of the region with the airport and increased its popularity and passenger numbers. Those responsible praised the naming as a symbol of quality

Nuremberg Airport is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its underground connection. Since 1999, the U2 line has connected the airport directly with the main train station in just 15 minutes. Over two million passengers and employees use this service every year. The fully automated line offers travellers and trade fair visitors a fast and convenient connection. The modernly designed

The boards of the ADV member airports met in Nuremberg to draw attention to the challenges facing the aviation industry. ADV President Dr. Stefan Schulte criticized one-sided burdens such as the national air traffic tax and the e-kerosene quota, which were introduced without international coordination. He warned of economic damage and job losses if politicians do not take countermeasures.

The traditional Nuremberg Christmas market, which takes place on the main market from November 29 to December 24, 2024, is attracting numerous international visitors again this year. To meet the increasing demand, several airlines are offering additional connections. Travelers from Great Britain in particular benefit from four weekly direct flights from London Heathrow to Nuremberg,

Construction of a new photovoltaic plant has started at Nuremberg Airport. On November 15, 2024, Minister Albert Füracker, Mayor Marcus König and Airport Managing Director Michael Hupe broke ground on the approximately 1,7-kilometer-long solar power plant along the airport fence. With an output of 13,4 megawatts peak (MWp), the plant is expected to generate

Lufthansa has upgraded the flight connection between Nuremberg and Frankfurt since November 10, 2024. Instead of the smaller CRJ900 regional jets previously used, the airline now mainly serves the route with the larger Airbus models A319 and A320. On this connection, which is operated up to five times a day, Lufthansa is also using

Marabu Airlines has opened its own base at Nuremberg Airport, taking an important step in its growth strategy. The holiday airline, which has been operating as a sister company of Condor in Nuremberg since 2023, will start the 320/2024 winter flight schedule with an Airbus A2025neo. The aim is to expand capacity and, in the long term,

On Saturday, November 9, 2024, a large-scale EASA/ICAO partial exercise will take place at Nuremberg Airport. The airport fire brigade and numerous aid organizations and emergency services will train for an emergency situation in which the focus is on caring for and providing care to uninjured passengers. The exercise is part of the annual safety program and takes place under realistic conditions.