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Bremen Airport has published its winter flight schedule for the 2025/26 season. A particular focus is on connections to holiday destinations in the south, with flights to four of the Canary Islands alone. Travelers from northern Germany will thus have a direct connection to warmer regions every weekday. The flights are already available.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is celebrating the 105th anniversary of its international scheduled service between Bremen and Amsterdam. The route, which began on September 1, 1920, was one of the first of its kind in Europe. The flights were operated with the De Havilland DH-16 biplane. Passengers traveled in a covered
The North Frisian island of Juist, a popular North Sea travel destination, will once again be accessible by air from the coastal town of Norddeich starting next Monday. Scandinavian Air Charter will resume operations on this important route, replacing FLN Frisia-Luftverkehr, which suspended its flights at the end of February.
Bremen Airport is expanding its flight offerings for the summer months with two new direct connections. Starting Friday, July 4, 2025, travelers from northwest Germany will also be able to fly directly to the Tunisian coastal city of Monastir and the Kosovar capital of Pristina. These new destinations are intended to strengthen Bremen Airport's tourist and ethnic travel offerings.
Bremen Airport is expanding its offering for the 2025 summer season with a new direct connection to the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Starting July 1, 2025, a Sundair flight will depart every Tuesday to Varna. The non-stop connection will take travelers from northwest Germany to the so-called Golden Sands in around two and a half hours and is
Turkish Airlines now offers twice-daily flights from Bremen to Istanbul. This increased frequency connects the northern German Hanseatic city not only with the Turkish metropolis on the Bosporus, but also with one of the world's largest route networks. Travelers from northwest Germany thus benefit from access to over 300 destinations.
Travelers from northwest Germany will benefit from a significant increase in flight connections from Bremen to Greece. The airline Sundair now offers four weekly flights to the Greek islands. Rhodes is served every Wednesday and Sunday. The largest flight offering in the future is to Crete, which currently operates on Thursdays and Saturdays.
Irish airline Ryanair has launched a new non-stop service between Bremen in northwest Germany and the Croatian coastal city of Zadar on the Adriatic. Travelers can now fly from Bremen to Zadar twice a week in less than two hours. The new route complements Bremen Airport's flight schedule with an attractive
Bremen Airport has a new non-stop flight connection to Chișinău, the capital of the Republic of Moldova. Since April 17, 2025, the Moldovan airline Flyone has been offering twice-weekly flights from Bremen to the Eastern European metropolis, on Thursdays and Sundays. Starting at the end of June, the frequency will increase to three weekly flights.
A new retail concept opened its doors today at Bremen Airport: Micromarket24's "MarktGo" self-service market offers over 150 everyday items, local specialties, and non-food products across 1200 square meters. This store is one of the first fully automated supermarkets at a German airport and, with its supermarket-like prices, is aimed at
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