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The German start-up Green Airlines announced on Thursday that "Chailair Aviation" (sic!) will take over the announced flights between Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden and Berlin-Brandenburg. It is noteworthy that the name of the French airline Chalair Aviation was misspelled, and several times. If this typo had been mentioned just once in the press release,
Instead of the Danish Air Alsie, the French Chalair will now fly for the startup Green Airlines between Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden and Berlin-Brandenburg. The company announced this on the social media platform Facebook. Air Alsie flight numbers were still found in the reservation system on Monday. The Danish carrier made it clear a few days ago that it would not be using Green
From December 14, 2020, Wizzair will offer a non-stop connection between Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden and Pristina. This will initially be served twice a week. From Germany, the low-cost airline already offers this destination from Dortmund and Memmingen. "In this way, we offer many people a quick and inexpensive way to find their jobs and study places in Germany.
The German start-up Green Airlines removed the logo of the Danish airline Air Alsie from its homepage. The descriptions also no longer mention this carrier. Only the reservation system, which was purchased from Flixflight Worldticket, still shows Air Alsie flight numbers. The Danish airline has no contract
Actually, the champagne corks should be popping at Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport, because in the middle of the Corona pandemic, a newcomer, Green Airlines, wants to start the domestic route to Berlin. Hamburg and Sylt have also already been announced on the provider's homepage. But the airport's website lacks any reference to the offer of the limited liability company.
The German regional airport Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden (FKB) is located just a stone's throw from the French border and is the second largest airport in Baden-Württemberg. The 3.000-meter-long runway was inherited from the Royal Canadian Air Force, which maintained a base here until 1993. After quite turbulent first years as a civil airport, the
With Uwe Kotzan, the Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden regional airport will have a new boss on January 1, 2021. Until now, the manager has been in charge of the Erfurt/Weimar regional airport. He succeeds long-standing managing director Manfred Jung, who will be taking his well-deserved retirement. Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden airport is located very close to the German-French border and is mainly used by
The air taxi pioneer Volocopter and the Deutsche Bahn subsidiary DB Schenker are now working together on the development of a cargo drone. Commercial proof of the need for this is to be provided next year. DB Schenker assumes that such a drone could completely reorganize supply chains in inner-city areas.
On November 1st, the German airline Green Airlines will start its first scheduled flight from Karlsruhe-Baden Baden to the new Berlin airport BER. A total of 16 departures are planned per week. The flights from Karlsruhe-Baden Baden airport will depart at 6:30 a.m., 15 p.m. and 19 p.m. ATRs from the Danish Air
Hard times could be ahead for the German regional airports Frankfurt-Hahn and Weeze, as main customer Ryanair is considering closing its bases. Berlin-Tegel is also in doubt, as an internal circular reveals. The background to this is that the majority of union-represented pilots rejected the new Malta Air collective agreement. Now parent company Ryanair wants to – similar to the
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