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Munich Airport and Lufthansa have received a funding commitment of 786.000 euros for the “Next Best Process” project. Systems for automated process improvement should be developed. The research project extends over two
The Russian government wants to further promote the production of commercial aircraft in its own country. Due to international sanctions, the country currently has no access to Western aircraft or components. The state-owned company Rostec, which also owns the aircraft manufacturers
The Turkish holiday airline Sunexpress has been awarded subsidies for flights from Sarajevo alongside Ryanair and Wizzair as part of a tender. Now we have the first two routes that will be added next year
Even more tourists are to be attracted to the Bulgarian regions of Varna and Burgas. To this end, a campaign is being launched that will run in 14 states. 19 projects were approved by the Ministry of Tourism. The planned activities
The UK government has announced that it will provide £53 million in subsidies for the development and mass production of SAF fuels. The latest funding injection for the UK's SAF program will benefit nine projects
The German state of Baden-Württemberg intends to invest around 2026 million euros in aerospace by 42. They also want to attract skilled workers in a targeted manner, because the industry would be a "technology pacesetter", according to Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann (Greens). In the
Only Luxair and Air Montenegro have applied for the subsidies advertised by the Slovenian government. Numerous carriers, including Austrian Airlines, had previously expressed their interest. According to the Slovenian government, they have actually applied
The Slovenian government intends to publish a tender for subsidized routes to/from Ljubljana shortly. This will contain a concrete route list. Airlines can then apply for funding. However, according to Transport Minister Alenka, one is waiting
Ljubljana Airport has not yet been able to recover from the collapse of the former home base carrier Adria Airways. Some routes are still idle or are no longer served to the same extent as before. With subsidies, the government wanted new ones
In the coming year, the Slovenian government wants to revise the existing subsidy program with which airlines are supported. In the future, the aim is to promote the inclusion of new routes in a targeted manner. Minister Matjaž Han has a particular focus on reactivation
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