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In recent days, the charter operator Green Airlines has once again caused a stir, as it lost two “airline partners” in just one week. After only a few legs, the Bulgarian Alk Air withdrew its almost 30-year-old Boeing 737-300 and the Romanian Just Us Air did not even come, because
With only four passengers on board, German Airways took off from Cologne/Bonn Airport on Friday for the charter operator Green Airlines, heading for Paderborn. However, the plane had previously been flown in by ferry from Granada, Spain. The ticket seller, who cannot operate his holiday flights from Paderborn and Rostock because German Airways
Things seem to be going badly for charter marketer Green Airlines, as Alk Air withdrew its Boeing 5-2021 on July 737, 300 and Just Us Air will not be coming at all, even though Green Airlines has pompously announced this carrier as an “additional airline partner.” The charter marketer is unlikely to have many passengers
The charter marketer Green Airlines has lost another "airline partner" because the Bulgarian Alk Air withdrew the chartered Boeing 737-300. There seems to be a bad atmosphere between the two companies, with the passengers being the ones who suffer. Alk Air operated the last charter flight on July 4125, 5 under flight number VBB2021.
The Romanian airline Just Us Air had its license reactivated a few days ago. The carrier now flies with the Airbus A319 with the registration YR-URS on behalf of Blue Air. According to Romanian media, this type of aircraft is not available for the German charter company Green Airlines. Instead, Just Us
Instead of using German Airways' Embraer 190, passengers of the charter company Green Airlines will be flown to holiday destinations using almost 30-year-old Boeing 737-300s from the Bulgarian airline ALK Airlines. The warm water destinations from Paderborn and Rostock-Laage are affected. German Airways is apparently not available as an operator for these flights.
The Austrian airline Easyjet Europe is adding two additional destinations from Munich in mid-July. These are Palma de Mallorca, which will be served three times a week, and Faro, which has been announced to be served twice a week. Easyjet will start the two Munich routes on July 20, 2021. The carrier explains,
The self-described “climate-friendly” startup Green Airlines announces that it will be offering flights from Rostock and Paderborn to Palma de Mallorca, Rhodes, Crete and Kos. The limited liability company is not an airline, but a company that charters aircraft and sells the seats on its own account. The operational implementation of the
Due to the Corona pandemic, scheduled flight operations in Rostock-Laage have effectively ceased to exist for some time. This is set to change in summer 2021, as six flights per week are planned. The exact dates for when flights will resume are still up in the air. In this context, Managing Director Dörthe Hausmann told DPA that
The German pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit considers the closure of the practical pilot training in Bremen to be "a slap in the face for all employees". Lufthansa announced on Wednesday that this will be carried out in Rostock-Laage in the future. "Lufthansa's decision is a slap in the face for all employees in Bremen. We
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