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Bremen Airport is significantly expanding its capacity to Greece for the upcoming summer season. Three airlines are responding to the continued high demand in northwest Germany and adding Heraklion to their flight schedules. Sundair will kick things off on April 18, 2026, with two weekly flights.
The North Sea island of Juist will once again have regular flight connections to the mainland starting March 15, 2026. The airline Scandinavian Air Charter AS Juist (SAC) will take over the daily shuttle service between Norden-Norddeich Airport and the island's airfield. This development ends a period of uncertainty that began in early 2025 with the withdrawal of [unspecified airline].
Bremen Airport looks back on a successful 2025 financial year and recorded significant growth in passenger traffic. With a total of 1,99 million passengers, passenger volume increased by 5,6 percent compared to the previous year. At the same time, the number of takeoffs and landings rose by 5,1 percent to 29.883 aircraft movements. Despite
On Thursday morning at approximately 8:30 a.m., an incident occurred in a locked generator room at Bremen Airport. Heavy smoke immediately triggered the installed safety systems. As a result, a separate emergency power supply was activated to maintain essential flight operations. While arriving flights were able to land as scheduled, the situation in the
Bremen Airport is modernizing its handling processes and will introduce self-service bag drop machines over the course of the coming year. As confirmed by the airport management, passengers who have already checked in online will be able to drop off their luggage themselves at dedicated terminals. Initially, this service will be available exclusively to Lufthansa passengers.
Bremen Airport (BRE) has presented its comprehensive summer flight schedule for 2026, which connects a total of 19 international and three domestic airports directly to northwestern Germany with 14 airlines. The schedule, which comes into effect on March 29, 2026, is already bookable and is characterized by a strategic approach.
Bremen Airport (BRE) is expanding its flight offerings to Turkey with an attractive new holiday destination. Starting June 28, 2026, the Turkish airline AJet will offer a new direct connection to the city of Bodrum-Milas on the Aegean coast. The new route provides an additional option for travelers from northwestern Germany to reach the
Bremen Airport is increasing its flight offerings to three particularly popular destinations just in time for the Christmas and New Year period. Airlines Ryanair and SunExpress are responding to the continued high demand for travel among people in Northwest Germany and are offering additional capacity for holidaymakers and family visits. These increased frequencies affect routes to Palma de Mallorca.
The Turkish airline Air Anka flew to Bremen Airport for the first time on October 10, 2025, thus opening a new, temporary direct connection to the Turkish Riviera. The aircraft was greeted by the airport fire department with the customary water fountain ceremony upon its maiden landing. The new route from Bremen to Antalya was established to
The airline Air Anka is temporarily expanding its flight offerings at Bremen Airport. Starting Friday, October 10, 2025, the Turkish airline will operate eight flights from the Hanseatic city to the Turkish Riviera. The destination is Antalya, from where popular holiday destinations such as Belek, Side, and Alanya can be reached quickly. The temporary route is particularly suitable for
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