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A significant change in management has taken place at Lübeck Airport. Klaus Marx has been officially appointed the new Managing Director of Flughafen Lübeck GmbH, succeeding Jürgen Friedel. Friedel, who played a key role in the expansion of the regional airport in recent years, is leaving the company according to official statements.
Lübeck Airport officially resumed scheduled flights to Munich on April 28, 2026. This connection marks a turning point for regional air traffic in Schleswig-Holstein, as it is the first to be implemented via a comprehensive codeshare agreement with the Lufthansa Group. Passengers now have the option of traveling from Lübeck to Munich on Lufthansa flights.
A routine security check at Lübeck Airport on the morning of April 14, 2026, triggered a large-scale security operation and the complete evacuation of the terminal building. The alarm originated from a suspicious item in a piece of luggage that raised concerns during the X-ray screening at security. To ensure the safety of passengers and the airport, a large-scale security operation was launched.
Regional air transport connections in northern Germany are being significantly strengthened. From April 28, 2026, the long-established flight route between Lübeck Airport and the Bavarian hub of Munich will be officially reinstated in the scheduled flight timetable. This decision marks the result of intensive cooperation between regional economic stakeholders and international aviation partners.
Winfried Stöcker, a Lübeck-based entrepreneur and owner of Lübeck-Blankensee Airport, has donated €50.000 to the Alternative for Germany (AfD). According to recent publications from the German Bundestag, the payment was received shortly before Christmas 2025. Large donations must be reported to the relevant authorities in accordance with the provisions of the Political Parties Act.
Lübeck Airport is once again in the spotlight for travel enthusiasts and vacation planners: On the weekend of November 15th and 16th, the LN-NordZeit, a popular travel and leisure fair, will take place for the third time on the airport grounds. The event, which has established itself as the only travel fair in Schleswig-Holstein, attracts thousands of visitors annually.
Aviation history is rich in examples of ambitious ventures that began with high hopes but ultimately fell victim to fierce competition or internal difficulties. The German regional airline Dau Air wrote such a chapter. It promised to close gaps in the route network and offer travelers fast connections, but its existence
Ryanair has further expanded its presence at Lübeck Airport and has released a third destination, London Stansted, for the upcoming winter flight schedule. This means that all three existing connections – to Palma de Mallorca, Málaga and London Stansted – can now also be booked during the cooler season, further increasing the attractiveness of Lübeck Airport as a
Ryanair is further expanding its services from Lübeck Airport in the coming winter of 2025/26. As the airport announced, the Irish low-cost airline will now operate three flights weekly between Palma de Mallorca and the Hanseatic city starting at the end of October. The flights will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
After about ten years without Ryanair connections, the Irish low-cost airline has resumed flights from Lübeck Airport. The first flight to Mallorca took off on Sunday, although the scheduled departure time of 12:00 was slightly exceeded. Starting Monday, Ryanair will also offer flights to Malaga, and from Tuesday, four
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