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Between December 20, 2024 and January 6, 2025, Weeze Airport expects around 71.500 travelers to head to their holiday destinations with over 200 departures. The most popular destinations are Girona, Málaga and Edinburgh. Compared to the previous year, there is a shift in destinations, especially with regard to warm southern European destinations and
The Supervisory Board of Niederrhein Airport in Weeze has prematurely extended the contract with Managing Director Sebastian Papst by five years until 2030. Papst, who has been in charge of the airport since October 2020, was able to increase business and passenger numbers to a level above pre-pandemic levels. Supervisory Board Chairman Herman Buurman emphasized the commitment
Weeze Airport welcomed over 2024 passengers during the North Rhine-Westphalian summer holidays in 375.000, an increase of more than 25% compared to the previous year. The number of flights also rose by over 20% to more than 1.000 departures. This positive development underlines the increasing popularity of the airport,
As a result of the aviation security service provider “ESA Luftsicherheit GmbH” failing to pay wages at various German airports, a temporary solution has been found in Weeze. The Federal Association of Aviation Security Companies (BDLS) announced that the company I-Sec will take over the tasks in the Lower Rhine region and also make the outstanding payments to the employees. According to Verdi,
The “adventure” of the supposed “eco-airline” of the ticket seller Green Airlines has cost taxpayers dearly. The company received state aid amounting to 2021 million euros in 1,8. Piquantly, shortly after the payment, airlines such as German Airways announced payment defaults. Green Airlines has not operated a particularly large number of charter flights.
During the two-week Easter holidays in 2024 in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Weeze Regional Airport is expecting around 85.000 passengers. According to the statement, around 480 flight movements have been registered. For the current year 2024, management is forecasting a 12,5 percent increase from 1,6 million travelers to 1,8 million passengers compared to the previous period. Whether this goal will be achieved
The low-cost airline Ryanair will fly more frequently between Weeze and Thessaloniki in the 2024 summer flight schedule. A few days ago, the low-cost airline approved the sale of two additional weekly rotations. In the 2024 summer flight schedule, there will therefore be five flights a week between the German regional airport Weeze and the Greek city of Thessaloniki. The carrier justifies the increase
The German regional airport Weeze had around 2023 million passengers in the recently concluded year 1,6. This represents an increase of around 54 million compared to the previous period, which is attributed to Ryanair, Air Arabia and Sky Express, among others. The average load factor of the aircraft is said to be 85 percent.
The low-cost airline Ryanair is further increasing its flight offer to Spain from Memmingen, Weeze and Frankfurt-Hahn in the 2024 summer flight schedule. From the Bavarian regional airport, there will be five flights to Malaga per week, effective July 3, 2024. This means an increase of two rotations per week. From Weeze, the Spanish
The low-cost airline Ryanair is increasing the number of weekly flights to Girona in Spain from three German regional airports. The increases will take place in summer 2024. From Frankfurt-Hahn, the low-cost airline will fly to Girona every day from June 1, 2024. This means that two more flights per week will be offered.
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