
Lufthansa Cargo takes over further B777F - Farewell liveries for MD-11
The cargo crane, as Lufthansa Cargo is sometimes called, has taken over two more Boeing 777Fs. These carry the registrations D-ALFJ and D-ALFK and are stationed at the Frankfurt am Main home base.

Lufthansa increases domestic German and USA flights
According to the Lufthansa Group, there is particularly high demand in the United States of America. In the past week you have even more tickets than in the same period

Singapore Airlines brings back Frankfurt-New York JFK
After a long, corona-related break, Singapore Airlines will soon be offering flights between Frankfurt am Main and New York JFK again. It is a stopover as part of the

USA: DOT rejects Condor complaint
In the United States of America, the German holiday airline tried to take action against the planned code sharing between Eurowings Discover and other members of the Lufthansa Group. The entry was not successful. That

Frankfurt: Condor will fly to New York-JFK from November 11, 2021
The holiday airline Condor plans to fly five times a week from Frankfurt am Main to New York JFK from November 11, 2021. Due to the imminent opening of the USA, reasonable demand is expected.

Condor fleets two A330-200s
The German holiday airline Condor wants to move forward to the Airbus A330 model and get two Ceo models ahead of time. A total of 16 A330neo will then be taken over from next year.

Eurowings relies on Varna and Burgas
Eurowings is further expanding its route portfolio towards Southeast Europe and will be flying to the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria for the first time this summer - the holiday destinations Varna and Burgas will be added. The whole program

Friday: Verdi calls for rallies
Obtaining state aid and dismissing employees at the same time? In Verdi's eyes, that doesn't work at all. For this reason, demonstrations will take place across Germany on Friday. The Verdi union called on Friday

Air Malta with 22 destinations in summer
The state carrier is announcing its comeback in regular service, but only a few days ago 70 pilots who had been terminated were asked to return their uniforms. These were in garbage bags in front of the Air Malta headquarters in

Munich: shops and restaurants open
After almost three months of the “ghost airport”, the Bavarian capital airport is also returning to life. Little by little, restaurants and shops are opening their doors again. In Terminal 2 of the Franz-Josef-Strauss

Report: Austrian Airlines is back in the air
A historic day: The AUA is back today after the corona deep sleep. Shortly before seven o'clock, the Embraer 195 takes off for Munich - steered by the fleet manager himself

AUA: Mask requirement stipulated in the terms and conditions
Hand luggage that is not required on board can currently be handed in free of charge at self-service counters. Boarding should take place in small groups in order to be able to keep the distances. Austrian Airlines graduated on

Refunds: Easyjet supposedly fast
Many people felt left alone when thousands of flights were suddenly canceled and the tickets, often already paid for, became worthless as a result. Because although passengers have in such situations

Berlin: Wisag files for bankruptcy
The corona crisis has hit the ground service provider at Tegel Airport hard. Now they are finally pulling the rip cord: As the Verdi union reports, bankruptcy has been filed for the company. The

Precautionary deletion: Airline has to pay
Occasionally, airlines inform their passengers about the decision to cancel the connection the day before when there are severe weather forecasts. Bad weather is usually considered an exceptional circumstance and

Ryanair closes German bases
The German regional airports Frankfurt-Hahn and Weeze could face hard times, because the main customer Ryanair is holding out the prospect of closing the bases. Berlin-Tegel is also shaking, as can be seen from an internal circular.

Schönefeld and Tegel on the upswing
Compared to May 2020, the number of passengers tripled, but it is still more than 95 percent below the previous year's figure. The Berlin airports Schönefeld and Tegel

Kolba warns of a German voucher solution
Austrians should not accept compulsory vouchers, which are now covered by the government of the Federal Republic, but insist on the payment of their claims. Voucher instead of reimbursement: recently the organizers of canceled package tours have been allowed