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In a press conference at the Hotel-Gasthof Graf in St. Pölten on Tuesday, Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner presented the results of a current study - carried out by the market research institute MANOVA - on the economic factor of tourism in Lower Austria. Tourism is one
The Federal Council has given the green light for two projects by the Austrian federal government. In the future, airfields should be able to be used around the clock for rescue flights and wind turbines will no longer have to flash continuously at night
A draft law that would restrict the right to strike in the transport sector will be debated in the French upper house on April 9, 2024. The SPAF union is up in arms against this and is calling on Air France pilots to go on strike. The
It is not often that the SPÖ and FPÖ agree on an issue. When it comes to Austrian Airlines, both parties accuse the black-green federal government of making serious mistakes. In contrast to Germany, they have each other
In Austria, it should be possible in the future for the obstacle lighting, which pilots were supposed to be in front of, for example, chimneys, wind turbines, tall buildings and power lines, to be deactivated at night. With that you want energy
The recent election results in Portugal could have a negative impact on Tap Air Portugal's privatization plans. Background: There is currently no idea how a coalition could be formed. It is to be expected that
The Danish government wants to exempt purely domestic flights from VAT in the future under certain circumstances. This puts a significant exclamation mark against the European trend, as Austria and Germany, for example, are trying to avoid unnecessary short-haul flights through additional taxes
The low-cost airline Ryanair sharply criticizes the increase in aviation tax decided by the German federal government. The price increase, which is due to come into effect in May 2024, is 24 percent and is described by the carrier as “absurd”. "It
The Working Group of German Airports held a two-day committee meeting at the beginning of this week. In the course of this, people are criticizing the policies of the German federal government. “Germany needs economically strong and sustainably positioned airports in order to achieve the necessary
The EU Commission stated that it had taken “interim measures” regarding the temporary denial of take-off and landing rights for Jetblue Airways at Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport. However, the Netherlands gave in beforehand. Under the guise of noise and
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