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The Cologne-based airline Leav Aviation is offering a special connection to Mallorca during the Easter holidays in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate. The airline will offer flights from Cologne/Bonn Airport to the Balearic island on three dates in April 2025. Leav Aviation is staying true to a carnival tradition: the planes will take off at 11:11 a.m.
The airline Eurowings and Cologne/Bonn Airport are continuing their close cooperation and are significantly expanding the range of flights from the 2025 summer flight schedule. From the end of March, another aircraft will be stationed at the airport, bringing Eurowings' total to 17 aircraft there. In addition, five new destinations will be added to the route network, including Porto, Bastia
On Monday, February 24, 2025, warning strikes by the Verdi union led to significant disruptions to air traffic at Cologne/Bonn and Düsseldorf airports. In Cologne/Bonn, the strike began on Sunday evening, resulting in the cancellation of a total of 106 passenger flights. The terminals were largely empty, as most travelers had been informed in advance
Cologne/Bonn Airport and Professor Michael Schultz from the Institute of Flight Systems at the University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich (UniBw M) have started a cooperation to develop a digital twin of the airport. This virtual replica is intended to serve as a test environment for new technologies and accelerate their use in real airport operations. The digital twin
After more than ten years of legal disputes, Deutsche Bahn (DB) and its subsidiary DB Barnsdale AG have reached an agreement with Cathay Pacific in the air freight cartel. The legal dispute before the Cologne Regional Court, which revolved around alleged price fixing in air freight transport, has now finally been concluded. Cathay Pacific was the last remaining airline with
From May 2025, the Bulgarian airline Electra Airways will expand the route network of Cologne/Bonn Airport with two new direct connections to Bulgaria. Varna and Burgas, two important port cities on the Black Sea coast, will each be served twice a week. Flights to Varna will start on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 17 May, while Burgas will start on
From 1 May 2025, Eurowings will be expanding its route offering at Cologne/Bonn Airport with a new direct connection to Porto. The popular port city in the north of Portugal will be served three times a week – every Monday, Thursday and Saturday. The route to Porto is the fifth new connection that the airline will be offering in the coming
From May 10, 2025, Eurowings will be offering a new direct connection from Düsseldorf to the Portuguese Azores. Once a week, on Saturdays, there is a flight to Ponta Delgada. The Azores are known for their volcanic landscape and lush vegetation. With this new route, Eurowings is strengthening its range of exotic travel destinations and making the
In 2024, Cologne Bonn Airport once again recorded significant growth in passenger volume. With over 10 million passengers, the double-digit million mark was exceeded for the first time since 2019. This represents another milestone in the airport's recovery after the difficult years of the corona pandemic. Particularly striking was the
The German airline Eurowings, a subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group, deactivated its official account on the X platform, formerly Twitter, on December 27, 2024. This step is surprising, as the account had over 90.000 followers and the platform had previously been an important channel for customer communication. In a recent statement, Eurowings stated,
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