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The Mannheim-based virtual carrier Rhein-Neckar-Air (RNA) got into financial difficulties and filed for insolvency at the Mannheim District Court on October 28. The reasons for this step, according to managing director Axel Reißmann, lie in an unpaid claim from a tour operator. Despite this financial burden, RNA plans to maintain flight operations and to operate important routes
The range of products offered by the drone-based delivery project LieferMichel in the Odenwald region continues to grow: Since this week, DIY enthusiasts can now have urgently needed small goods from the Michelstadt hardware store Profi Mertins sent to them quickly and easily by Wingcopter delivery drone and e-cargo bike. Users can choose from a variety of products weighing up to 4 kilograms - from screws
Under the Rhein-Neckar Air brand, MHS Aviation will set course for Marina di Campo from Mannheim and Friedrichshafen on behalf of tour operators in the 2024 summer flight schedule. For decades, there have been nonstop flights to the islands of Elba from the Lake Constance airport. These were initially operated by Rheintalflug and later by Intersky. The comeback
The Mannheim Airport's own brand, Rhein-Neckar Air, actually wanted to fly to Hamburg again from April 17, 2023. This will not happen - at least for the time being - because the route was canceled at short notice. The sale of tickets for this route has already been stopped. Whether the flights between Mannheim and Hamburg will be able to fly at a later date
The Corona pandemic has hit the house brand of the German regional airport Mannheim hard. Apart from flights to Sylt, the former city routes to Berlin (Tegel) and Mannheim have not yet been able to be permanently reactivated. They have tried again and again, but the pandemic once again put a stop to the plans. Rhein-Neckar Air was unable to
The Mannheim Airport's own brand, Rhein-Neckar Air, is postponing the resumption of non-stop flights to Berlin and Hamburg. These were supposed to be reactivated on May 16, 2022, but the booking situation is currently poor. The company, which has all flights operated by the Bavarian MHS Aviation, has decided that
The Mannheim Airport's own brand, Rhein-Neckar Air, is reactivating the domestic German routes to Berlin-Brandenburg and Hamburg. Due to the Corona pandemic, these were repeatedly suspended. From mid-May 2022, they will be served again, but on a greatly reduced scale. MHS Aviation will fly to the German capital with Dornier 328 on behalf of Rhein-Neckar
The Mannheim Airport's own brand, Rhein-Neckar Air, has been back in the air since Saturday. After a long break, MHS Aviation again operated Sylt flights with Dornier 328. RNA is a so-called virtual airline. MHS Aviation was unable to operate Rhein-Neckar Air flights for almost eight months. The reason for this is the low demand due to the Corona pandemic.
Mannheim Airport's own brand, Rhein-Neckar Air, will offer non-stop flights between Kassel-Calden and Sylt in summer 2021. All of this provider's flights are operated by the Bavarian company MHS Aviation. Rhein-Neckar Air was launched several years ago by Mannheim Airport, local entrepreneurs and MHS Aviation to provide regular scheduled flights
The Rhein-Neckar-Air flights from Mannheim to Berlin-Tegel and Hamburg operated by MHS Aviation were only resumed on September 14, 2020, but demand does not seem to be present at the moment. The company said passenger numbers are way below forecast and therefore both routes will be suspended indefinitely.
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