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The Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings plans to fly around 2021 aircraft during the vacation period in summer 80. As early as May 2021, company boss Jens Bischof wants to get around 50 jets into the air. He said this in the
Just a few days ago, the Lufthansa subsidiary Austrian Airlines resumed non-stop connections from Graz to Stuttgart and Düsseldorf. The connection to KLM's Amsterdam hub will also follow on October 25, 2020. Lufthansa will be very soon
Eddie Wilson has been running the low-cost airline Ryanair DAC, a subsidiary of Ryanair Holdings plc and headed by Michael O'Leary, for just over a year. In particular unions, the name Wilson is only too well known
Innsbruck Airport registered short-time work for the majority of its workforce with effect from October 1, 2020. Traditionally, the winter season is particularly important for the Tyrolean airport, as many skiers and snowboarders travel on charter flights
The German regional airport Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden (FKB) is only a stone's throw from the French border and is the second largest airport in Baden-Württemberg. The 3.000 meter long runway was inherited from the Royal Canadian Air Force,
For a few weeks now, Nils Witt has been the sole managing director of Klagenfurt Airport, which was also hit hard by the corona crisis. The airport had to severely restrict its operating times temporarily, as the range of scheduled flights was very limited. The
More than almost any other industry, aviation is particularly hard hit by the restrictions that governments have and are enacting in connection with the corona crisis. Every travel warning leads to a further decrease in airlines
The Chamber of Commerce and the Vida union are currently in possibly final negotiations on the new Lauda collective agreement. This could be decisive for the future of the Vienna base. Aviation.Direct spoke to Lauda boss Andreas Gruber. Since this morning
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