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The full-charter flight brand "Momento – Travel for Me" is significantly expanding its offering for autumn 2025. For the first time, flights will depart from eight regional airports to a total of 14 destinations in Europe. In addition to the already well-known destinations such as Rome, Barcelona, Sicily, and Chalkidiki, new destinations such as Zakynthos, Calabria,
Around twelve years after the grounding of the cargo airline Air Cargo Germany (ACG), the Braunschweig Regional Court has dismissed a lawsuit against the Federal Republic of Germany. The airline's insolvency administrator had accused the Federal Aviation Office (LBA) of contributing to the company's insolvency by withdrawing its operating license in 2013. The judges followed
The full-fledged flight charter brand Momento-Reisen announces its largest program to date for the spring/summer 2025 season. From the departure airports of Braunschweig, Dresden, Paderborn, Kassel, Erfurt and Sonderborg, over 15.000 airfields will be made available between mid-March and mid-June in cooperation with the airline partner Smartwings. The destinations served include Rome, Barcelona,
A fire at Braunschweig-Wolfsburg Airport led to an interruption of air traffic for around an hour on Tuesday. The fire was caused by a defective electric motor on a baggage conveyor. Although the fire was quickly extinguished, the heavy smoke caused the departure area to be evacuated. Airport operations had to be suspended between 17:30 p.m. and 18:30 p.m.
The airline Smartwings will offer a one-off charter flight connection from Braunschweig to Tromsø in Norway in the coming winter flight schedule. The flights, which will be operated for the travel company Momento, are planned for February 7, 2025 (outward flight) and February 12, 2025 (return flight). This information was communicated by Braunschweig Airport and the travel company to
The tour operator Schmidt will be offering charter flights from Braunschweig again next year. This is the most extensive offer in the company's history. In addition to popular destinations such as Rome, the Amalfi Coast, Ischia, Sicily, the Aeolian Islands and Sardinia, there is also a new flight to Morocco (Beach Agadir, combination Marrakech and
In view of the strikes called by the Verdi union at seven German airports, the tour operator Tui is shifting some holiday flights to other airports. This affects flights that were originally planned for Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Hanover and Munich. The flight pairs X32432/X32433 and X32128/X32129 (Palma de Mallorca), which were originally scheduled to take off in Frankfurt am Main,
The German airport Braunschweig will no longer be controlled by Austro Control as of January 1, 2023. Air traffic control has been taken over by DFS Aviation Services. In the future, there are plans to switch to a remote tower system. Apart from a few charter flights, business and general aviation dominate in Braunschweig. In Germany, only larger
The German tour operator "Der Schmidt" is further expanding its charter offer at Braunschweig Airport. From autumn 2022, flights to Ras al Khaimah will be offered with Boeing 737-Max. In the current summer period, the tour operator is focusing on tried and tested destinations such as Rome, Sicily, Sardinia and Dubrovnik. Managing Director Philipp Cantauw explains:
On behalf of the German tour operator "Der Schmidt", the holiday airline Tuifly will also fly from Braunschweig in the 2022 summer flight schedule. Tickets and package tours can be booked through the tour operator. The full charter flights go to Naples, Palermo, Dubrovnik, Rome-FCO and Olbia. It is currently planned that these will operate between April and June 2022 with Boeing 737-800
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