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The decision has been made: the federal government will contribute to the air traffic control costs at Mönchengladbach Airport (MGL). The control zone with instrument flight operations is thus secured in the long term. “The federal government's financial commitment is an important sign for the
Fraport AG has received compensation totaling around 160 million euros from the Federal Republic of Germany and the State of Hesse for the uncovered reserve costs incurred in the first lockdown of last year at Frankfurt Airport
At Condor, the entrepreneurial future seems to be secured after Corona, a few days ago the asset manager Attestor announced that it would take over 51 percent of the shares. In order to allow the investor to get involved at all, the federal government waived
Germany is planning to significantly relax the currently tough entry regulations. If the federal and state governments can agree on the current draft, a rapid antigen test would be sufficient to avoid quarantine when entering from so-called risk areas
The German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer (CSU) promised an "aviation billion" around three months ago. Shortly afterwards it was slowed down again by Finance Minister Olaf Scholz (SPD), because he wants the federal states to contribute financially to the rescue package.
The German airports are currently running out of money. For months they have been waiting for promised subsidies to cushion the consequences of the pandemic. But so far not a cent has flowed. The federal government sees the states in the duty to
For the judge of the Higher Administrative Court, the legal situation is clear: Nobody got into debt with the expansion of Hamburg Airport. At the beginning of last year, the Federation for the Environment and Nature Conservation (BUND) had doubts
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