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The Dutch airline KLM is extending its wet lease cooperation with German Airways. The German provider will operate Embraer 8 regional jets from Amsterdam until January 2023, 190. The cooperation between the two companies has been going on for some time. It has now been extended until January 8, 2023.
The German airport Cologne/Bonn is expecting to have around 560.000 passengers during the autumn holidays in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The "peak" is expected to be this weekend. On Friday (30.9 September) the airport will welcome 38.000 passengers, and on the first weekend from Friday to Sunday there will be a total of 108.000. For the holiday period
The German airline German Airways plans to have nine aircraft in the air in the 2023 summer flight schedule. It currently operates seven Embraer 190 regional jets. A spokesperson confirmed the planned increase to nine aircraft to Aviation.Direct upon request. German Airways specializes in the provision of ACMI and charter services. Scheduled flights
In the 2022/23 winter flight schedule, only four aircraft will fly for Eurowings under wet lease. The jets leased, including their crews, will be stationed in Cologne/Bonn and Düsseldorf, the company confirmed. The 2023 summer flight schedule includes up to eleven Airbus A320s from Avion Express Malta, five Airbus A220-300s from Air Baltic and
For the 2023 summer flight schedule, the airline Eurowings plans to offer additional connections between Germany and Turkey. The operational operation will be carried out with Airbus A319s operated by Eurowings Europe (Malta). From Cologne/Bonn, the airline also plans to fly once a week to Adana and Kayseri. The flights to the first-mentioned city
The German airline Leav Aviation will soon be putting another Airbus A320 into service. This will have the registration D-ANNE and will be used from the home base in Cologne/Bonn for ACMI and charter orders in Europe. The young airline's fleet currently consists of one Airbus A320, which has the registration D-ANDI.
The airline Eurowings says it is seeing an increasing demand for business travel. For this reason, from September 2022, the offer on routes that are typically used by business travelers will be expanded by around 30 percent. According to Eurowings Managing Director Jens Bischof, the number of flights is still far from pre-crisis levels, but there is a
Ten aircraft are said to be parked at German airports when the airspace ban for aircraft owned or controlled by Russia begins. Flying them out is not possible due to the sanctions. The editorial network Germany gives this number, citing the Federal Ministry of Transport. Nothing will change in the short term, because the
Since the start of the summer holidays in North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne/Bonn Airport has repeatedly hit the headlines due to extremely long waiting times at security checkpoints. The airport was used by around 1,6 million passengers during the six-week school holidays. This means that around 80 percent of the pre-crisis level has been reached. In direct comparison with
The total failure of the German authorities in terms of security checks was once again evident at Cologne/Bonn Airport over the weekend. There were up to seven hours of waiting time in front of the security lines. The queue was several hundred meters long and stretched far into the outdoor area in front of the terminals. The result was that many passengers
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