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New findings on the Hindenburg disaster: Experts examine old film material
Passenger volume at Zurich Airport will increase by 2024 percent in August 6
Hessian Ministry of Transport defends Kassel Airport against criticism
Berlin Administrative Court rejects Southwind Airlines' urgent application against EU flight ban
Fire at Braunschweig Airport causes brief disruption to air traffic
Passenger numbers at airports in NRW increase in July 2024
Fraport sells stake in Delhi Airport for 126 million US dollars
Nuremberg Airport records passenger record during summer holidays
New findings on the Hindenburg disaster: Experts examine old film material
Passenger volume at Zurich Airport will increase by 2024 percent in August 6
Hessian Ministry of Transport defends Kassel Airport against criticism
Berlin Administrative Court rejects Southwind Airlines' urgent application against EU flight ban
Fire at Braunschweig Airport causes brief disruption to air traffic
Passenger numbers at airports in NRW increase in July 2024
Fraport sells stake in Delhi Airport for 126 million US dollars
Nuremberg Airport records passenger record during summer holidays
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Amsterdam Airport invests six billion euros in infrastructure improvements
The Royal Schiphol Group plans to invest heavily in the modernization of Amsterdam Airport in the coming years. Between 2024 and 2029, a total of six billion euros will be invested in improving the
TAP Air Portugal with slight profit in the first half of 2024
TAP Air Portugal posted a net profit of €2024 million in the second quarter of 72,2, posting a modest profit of €0,4 million for the first half of the year.
Legal dispute over millions in claims: South Sudan Supreme Airlines sues government
South Sudan Supreme Airlines is embroiled in an intense legal battle with the South Sudanese government. The airline claims it was charged $193 million for supplying subsidized food and fuel during
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Vienna Airport condemns protest action and demands compensation
On July 27, 2024, there was a protest at Vienna Airport in which demonstrators scattered confetti and tried to block passenger routes. Despite the disruptions, flight operations could continue as planned.
Austrian Customs Office takes stock of the first half of 2024 at Vienna Airport
The Austrian Customs Office (ZAÖ) has presented its half-yearly balance sheet for 2024 at Vienna Airport and reports passenger volumes back to pre-corona levels with 14.340.635 people. Customs officers carried out 20.972 checks and recorded
Graz Airport: On course for growth in a saturated market
Graz Airport is at the beginning of an exciting phase in which the course is set for future growth and sustainable development. Although the aviation market in Europe is largely saturated,
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Hamburg Airport draws a positive summer balance: Over 2 million passengers
Hamburg Airport recorded over 2024 million passengers during the 2 summer holidays, an increase of 4 percent compared to the previous year. With over 14.200 flight movements, the
From Frankfurt: Lufthansa reduces the number of flights to New York
The German airline Lufthansa has adjusted its winter flight schedule. The adjustment affects, among other things, the operational operation of flights from Frankfurt to New York. The German airline Lufthansa has made changes to its winter flight schedule
Emergency landing in Scotland: United Airlines flight diverted to Edinburgh
On August 27, 2024, an unexpected twist in aviation history occurred when a United Airlines flight originally scheduled to fly from Frankfurt to Chicago had to land in Edinburgh. The incident,
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Peace Conference: Zurich expects high traffic volume
The Ukraine Peace Conference will take place in Switzerland on the weekend of 15 and 16 June 2024, which will lead to increased traffic and increased security measures at Zurich Airport
Swiss extends partnership with the Swiss Football Association
Swiss International Air Lines has extended its contract with the Swiss Football Association (SFV) by four years until June 2028 and will remain the official airline of the Swiss national football teams. This agreement includes
Swiss crew prevented incident at New York-JFK
A Swiss crew defused a potentially dangerous incident at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York in April 2024. The Airbus A330-300 (HB-JHD) was cleared for takeoff on runway 4L when
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Drink prices in Graz bars and restaurants have risen sharply again
Drink prices in Graz bars and restaurants have risen significantly again, above the general inflation rate. A recent study by the Chamber of Labour shows that the prices for coffee, beer, wine and
Vienna Comic Con 2024: A weekend full of stars, fantasy and pop culture
The Vienna Comic Con (VIECC) 2024 promises to be an unforgettable highlight for all fans of film, fantasy and cosplay. From 23 to 24 November 2024, Messe Wien
Long traffic jams at Austrian border crossings and road closures on the Arlberg
On Saturday, there will be significant traffic disruptions at several border crossings and important road connections in Austria. The crossings in front of the Karawanks Tunnel in Carinthia and the Spielfeld border crossing were particularly affected, where
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Elba: paradise with crystal clear sea water
The Italian island of Elba offers crystal clear sea water in which many, sometimes colorful, fish can be found. Many sandy bays are known for being very shallow and therefore optimal
Tel Aviv: Beach vacation with a Miami feeling
The metropolis of Tel Aviv-Jaffa has developed into an extremely popular travel destination in recent years. The city enables a combination of beach and city trips. Because of the many clubs and bars
Relaxation on the most beautiful sandy beaches of Malta
The smallest member of the European Union, Malta, is known for its low taxes, left-hand traffic, barren vegetation, rocks and cliffs. But on the three inhabited islands, Malta, Gozo and Comino,
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Greece could sell old Mirage 2000 to India
The Greek Ministry of Defense wants to sell the Dassault Aviation Mirage 2000, which was decommissioned in 2022. The 18 machines were purchased in the 1980s and by Dassault
Klaudia Tanner: “AW169 is a successful model”
On Tuesday, January 23, 2024, Defense Minister Klaudia Tanner provided information about the current status of the operational capability of the AW169 Leonardo helicopters at the Fiala-Fernbrugg air base in Aigen im Ennstal. The commander and
WEF Davos: Federal Army secured the airspace in western Austria
From January 12th to 19th, 2024, the Federal Army increasingly secured Austrian airspace on the occasion of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. For this purpose, a flight restriction area was set up over parts of Vorarlberg and Tyrol.
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ECJ: Lack of staff at the airport can be an exceptional circumstance
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that airlines do not necessarily have to pay compensation for delays due to a lack of staff when loading baggage. In a recent ruling, the judges in Luxembourg confirmed
Holiday costs at a glance: What to pay when paying with debit and credit cards
More and more travelers are using plastic cards for their financial transactions abroad. But hidden expense traps often lurk behind supposedly free withdrawals and payments. A current study by the Chamber of Labor (AK) shows that even
Get more out of your summer vacation: tips and tricks for those on a budget
Summertime is vacation time – but travel in 2024 appears to be more expensive than in previous years. This assessment makes many potential vacationers hesitate to finalize their travel plans. A study
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- Lebanon's MEA to take A321neo(XLR)s, A330neo in 2026 September 11, 2024MEA - Middle East Airlines (ME, Beirut) now expects to take the first of its five planned A321-200NY(XLR)s in 2026, chief executive Mohamad El-Hout has told Arabian Aerospace. The Lebanese flag carrier originally planned to take the aircraft in 2023-2024. MEA currently has four A321neo(XLR)s on firm order from Airbus. El-Hout said that in total […]
- Uganda's Misk Air looks to add B737s September 11, 2024
- Egypt's Red Sea Airlines secures two more B737-800s September 11, 2024Red Sea Airlines (4S, Cairo International) has entered into agreements to add two B737-800s, set to arrive in the first quarter of 2025, according to the company's director of ground operations, Ahmed Mohamed El-Gendy. In an interview with Arabian Aerospace, El-Gendy said the Egyptian carrier had seen substantial demand in the Central Asian and Eastern […]
- Kenya's Renegade Air set to expand fleet for regional growth September 11, 2024
- Uzbekistan's Air Samarkand launches A321ceo flight operations September 11, 2024
- Oman Air to simplify its fleet, mulls more MAX - CEO September 11, 2024Con Korfiatis, the new chief executive of Oman Air (WY, Muscat), says the carrier has to simplify its widebody fleet, which is currently composed of A330-200s, A330-300s, B787-8s, and B787-9s. “No transformation I've seen succeeds through growth. “You’ve got to strip away things, fix the foundations and then grow,” he recently told Arabian Aerospace in […]
