Armed Forces: High interest in places for military medicine students
United Airlines starts pooling miles
Easter holidays 2024: Brussels expects 1,1 million passengers
Berlin Airport puts AI handling into operation
Summer 2024: Munich Airport with 12 percent more flight movements
Tap Air Portugal reports record profit
AUA strike: Passengers have these rights and claims
Innsbruck has had half a million passengers so far
Armed Forces: High interest in places for military medicine students
United Airlines starts pooling miles
Easter holidays 2024: Brussels expects 1,1 million passengers
Berlin Airport puts AI handling into operation
Summer 2024: Munich Airport with 12 percent more flight movements
Tap Air Portugal reports record profit
AUA strike: Passengers have these rights and claims
Innsbruck has had half a million passengers so far
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Ljubljana: SWISS, Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa are increasing their passenger numbers
SWISS, Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa are among the fastest growing airlines at Ljubljana Airport. SWISS, Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa are among the fastest growing airlines at Ljubljana Airport.
Inflation: Airhelp demands higher compensation payments
The passenger rights portal Airhelp criticizes the fact that the amount of compensation that airlines have to pay in the event of cancellations and/or significant delays has not been increased since 2004. Now you demand
Antwerp: TUIfly Belgium only flies to Tel Aviv in September
The airline TUIfly Belgium has revised its plans for the Antwerp-Tel Aviv route. The route is not scheduled to begin until September. The airline TUIfly Belgium plans to start the route
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February 29, 1964: Bristol 175 Britannia 312 crashed into the Glungezer
On February 29, 1964, the worst aviation accident to date to occur on Austrian soil occurred. A Bristol 175 Britannia Series 312 carrying 75 passengers and
New AUA-KV: Eight rounds of negotiations without result
The mood between the employee representatives and the management of Austrian Airlines has been tense for some time. The union and the works council are pushing for a new collective agreement, which in particular...
Associations: ABTA celebrates 35 years of existence
Whether business and networking events across Austria, regular market reports, numerous online formats for exchanging know-how or international collaborations from GBTA to VDR to BT4Europe - the projects and activities of Austrian
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Berlin: Norse increases Miami flights
The low-cost airline Norse Atlantic Airways plans to fly more frequently between Berlin and Miami in the 2024/2025 winter flight schedule. The Norwegian lowcoster's reservation system shows that two weekly rotations are planned.
Leipzig: Smartwings takes over FTI Dubai charter
The tour operator FTI will in future have its Dubai charter flights from Leipzig/Halle operated by the Czech Smartwings. The tour operator is currently cooperating with Smartlynx on this route. Available travel offers show that
Right to strike: Cockpit Association criticizes politicians' demands
In recent days, numerous politicians have strongly criticized the recent strikes in the German transport sector. Some have called for there to be clear rules in the future. The Cockpit Association warns against
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Annual figures: Zurich reports 28,9 million passengers
Zurich Airport had a total of 2023 million passengers in the recently completed year 28,9. This meant an increase of 28 percent in direct comparison to the same period last year, but it was still behind
Swiss and Air Baltic agree on code sharing
Air Baltic and Swiss have been working together on a wet lease agreement for some time. A codeshare agreement has now been signed, which is valid from January 31, 2024. As part of
Helvetic is fleeting four Embraer 195-E1s
The airline Helvetic Airways will lease four more Embraer E195s. These are E1 models that are purchased from Lessor Azorra. According to the Swiss aviation company, long-term contracts have been signed for this purpose.
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These are the most popular holiday destinations for Czechs
This year's summer season offers an unprecedented variety of options for travelers looking to explore new destinations or return to their favorite places. According to the latest ticket trends, the destinations for
Turkey holidays: Holidaycheck records falling prices
Not everything is getting more and more expensive: HolidayCheck's regular early bird analysis has informative results for travelers: The package holiday prices for 2024 show significant differences compared to the previous year.
Austria presents itself at ITB 2024
The International Tourism Exchange ITB, one of the world's largest tourism trade fairs, will take place in Berlin from March 5th to 7th. For the second time, Austrian is Leading Sights, as a representative of the leading sights
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Motor Sich Airlines: The flying aviation museum in Ukraine
Most airlines in Europe rely on modern aircraft and sometimes they boast about how young the fleet is. In Ukraine there is a carrier that sells machines
Valletta: Gozo fast ferry launched in a double pack
When it comes to implementing political decisions, it can sometimes take longer in Malta and Gozo. In most cases it comes late, but it has been implemented: since June 1st
Photo report: Thank you, Berlin-Tegel!
The Berliners have always had a kind of love-hate relationship with their Tegel Airport, because they never really liked the now decently run-down airport, but it attracted the majority of travelers
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Austria: Bundesheer trains supersonic intercept maneuvers
Since May 2, 2023, the Austrian Armed Forces have been carrying out two supersonic flights a day. Interception maneuvers are trained. The exercises are currently limited to May 12, 2023. According to the explanation of
NATO exercise in German airspace leads to restrictions
For travel lovers who are looking forward to starting their journey in June, restrictions in German airspace will make themselves felt. Due to the NATO exercise "Air Defender 23", which is held in German airspace, the
Shooting down of PS752: sharp criticism of Iranian military verdict
In Iran, a military court found ten people responsible for the downing of Ukraine International's Boeing 737 on January 8, 2020 and sentenced them to prison terms. However, one
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The EU Commission wants to tighten air passenger rights
In recent years it has become clear that passenger rights offer far too many loopholes and possible interpretations, which are often interpreted to the detriment of passengers. Now the EU Commission wants to tighten things up
Etihad and Air France-KLM cooperate on frequent flyer programs
The aviation companies Etihad Airways, Air France and KLM will work together in the area of their frequent flyer programs. According to the announcement, participants should now be able to travel on flights of all participating airlines
Austria has introduced new passports
Since the beginning of December 2023, Austrian passports have had a new design. This can be applied for in district administrations and authorized municipal offices since December 1, 2023. “When revising the passport
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- Air Astana announces settlement with Pratt & Whitney March 29, 2024Air Astana Group has reached a settlement with Pratt & Whitney in connection to its PW1100G engines fitted to the carrier's A320-200neo aircraft. In a Kazakhstan Stock Exchange filing on March 27, the Air Astana (KC, Astana Nursultan Nazarbayev) and FlyArystan parents said the settlement "will help address costs and will supplement the existing range […]