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Brandenburg Gate (Photo: Pixabay).

Germany-wide warning strikes at airports: Massive disruption to air traffic expected

Today, Monday, air travelers in Germany must prepare for significant restrictions. The Verdi union has called for an all-day warning strike that will affect almost all of the country's major airports. The reason for this is deadlocked wage negotiations in the public sector. The airports affected are Munich, Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Cologne/Bonn, Düsseldorf, Dortmund, Hanover, Bremen, Hamburg, Berlin-Brandenburg

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Strike at German airports: ADV calls for stricter rules

The recent strike by the Verdi union at eleven German airports has had significant economic consequences. The airports affected included Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin and Düsseldorf. Flight cancellations and delays severely disrupted both business travel and supply chains. Employers and business associations criticise the strikes as excessive and demand action

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Corendon Airlines celebrates 20 years of flight operations

The Turkish holiday airline Corendon Airlines celebrated its 20th anniversary at the ITB in Berlin. Having started in 2005 with just two aircraft, Corendon is now one of the major players in the European holiday flight market. The company was proud of its success and continuous growth over the last two decades. Corendon CEO

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Leav Aviation offers carnivalists special flights to Mallorca

The Cologne-based airline Leav Aviation is offering a special connection to Mallorca during the Easter holidays in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate. The airline will offer flights from Cologne/Bonn Airport to the Balearic island on three dates in April 2025. Leav Aviation is staying true to a carnival tradition: the planes will take off at 11:11 a.m.

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Weak start to the year at German airports

In January 2025, German airports recorded 12,54 million passengers, a decrease of almost 2,2 million travelers compared to the previous month of December. This corresponds to a recovery to 79,1% of the pre-crisis level of 2019. Compared to January 2019, 20,9% of travelers are still missing. Domestic German air traffic recorded

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Lufthansa uses leased Airbus A220-300 from Air Baltic from Munich

Lufthansa will use leased Airbus A2025-220s from Air Baltic in the 300 summer flight schedule. The aircraft will operate mainly from Munich from March 30 to October 25. As the aviation portal “Aeroroutes” reports, the airline is planning a total of 17 connections with this aircraft type. The planned destinations include Amsterdam, Copenhagen and

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Kai Wegner calls for reduction of air traffic fees

Berlin's Governing Mayor Kai Wegner (CDU) is calling for a significant reduction in air traffic tax and security fees in Germany. At the international tourism trade fair ITB in Berlin, he criticised the current cost structure at German airports as not being competitive. He spoke of a "misguided airport policy" of recent years and called for greater consideration of the

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Volocopter lays off entire workforce – future uncertain

The insolvent air taxi manufacturer Volocopter from Bruchsal has laid off all of its employees. This was confirmed by a company spokeswoman after an internal staff meeting. Around 450 employees are affected. The company's financial difficulties have recently worsened, while negotiations with potential investors have not yet been concluded. The Karlsruhe District Court opened the insolvency proceedings on Saturday.

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