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Dortmund Airport closed 2024 with a historic record result: 3.132.707 passengers used the airport, which corresponds to an increase of 6,8 percent compared to the previous year. Compared to the pre-Corona year 2019, passenger volume also grew by 15,2 percent. The fourth quarter in particular stood out with an increase of 27 percent,
Pegasus Airlines is strengthening its presence at Dortmund Airport and expanding its route network from the 2025 summer flight schedule. In addition to the existing connection to the Istanbul-Sabiha Gökçen hub, there will also be direct flights to Antalya from April 15, 2025. Up to five flights a week to the popular Turkish Riviera are intended to meet the growing demand for travel in
With a new passenger record and far-reaching modernization projects, Dortmund Airport is looking back on an eventful year in 2024. The most recent meeting of the Supervisory Board took stock of the traffic figures and looked ahead to the coming year. Despite the challenges that arose in particular from restrictions in the flight operations of Ryanair and Eurowings,
During the Christmas holidays, Dortmund Airport expects around 21 passengers from December 2024, 6 to January 2025, 165.000. The winter flight program offers 33 destinations in 19 countries. Flights to Katowice, London, Rome and Palma de Mallorca are particularly popular. Winter sports enthusiasts can visit destinations such as Cluj-Napoca and Krakow.
From 1 June 2025, Wizz Air will increase the frequency of flights between Dortmund and Katowice to 21 weekly connections. The current two daily flights will be increased to three per day. This measure follows Ryanair's decision to discontinue the route in summer 2025. Wizz Air will thus
Dortmund Airport has announced that Wizz Air will launch a new direct connection from Dortmund to Warsaw from 10 June 2025. With this route, the airline is expanding its route network to Poland and thus strengthening the economic and tourist connections between Germany and Poland. Warsaw, as an economic centre and cultural
Dortmund Airport has launched a new connection to Bacău in Romania with the first flight of the Romanian airline Dan Air. The route will initially be offered until mid-January and will continue with two weekly flights from April, just in time for the summer flight schedule. The flight was ceremoniously welcomed with a traditional water baptism. Bacău, a
Dortmund Airport has resumed direct flights to Chişinău in the Republic of Moldova. Wizz Air will now fly to the city of 530.000 inhabitants on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Airport representative Guido Miletic stressed the strategic importance of the route, which not only facilitates access to the Republic of Moldova, but also acts as a bridge
For the first time in its history, Dortmund Airport has exceeded the mark of three million passengers in a calendar year. The 3 millionth traveler, a nurse on her way to her family in Istanbul, was ceremoniously welcomed. Managing Director Ludger van Bebber emphasised the success despite challenges in air traffic and thanked passengers, employees and
From June 2, 2025, Wizz Air will once again offer direct flights from Dortmund to Craiova. The route, which was originally scheduled to open in 2024, was temporarily suspended due to engine overhauls. Three weekly connections (Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays) will now lead to the Romanian city. Craiova, located in the border triangle with Serbia and Bulgaria, is known for
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