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Hahn Airport sees the cooperation with Ryanair as a decisive factor for the location in the future. Managing Director Rüdiger Franke explained to the German Press Agency that the Irish airline is firmly anchored at Hahn due to the short distances, fast turnaround times and low fees. "It is a market player that is very dominant
The Hunsrück Hahn Airport narrowly missed its self-imposed target of two million passengers this year. At the end of the year, the airport counted around 1,86 million passengers, which represents an increase of around eleven percent compared to the previous year. Managing Director Rüdiger Franke nevertheless expressed his satisfaction with the result and
Hahn Airport has taken extensive measures to ensure smooth operations during the winter months. With a fleet of 35 special vehicles, including sweepers, snow blowers and aircraft de-icers, the airport is well equipped for frost and snow. In addition, the airport has storage capacity for 415.000 liters of de-icing agent and 110 tons of road salt
In September 2024, the EU Commission decided that the state of Rhineland-Palatinate must claim millions in repayments from the Irish airline Ryanair and Hahn Airport. This decision concerns several state aid measures granted by the state government that were not in line with EU competition guidelines. Specifically, this concerns subsidies,
Frankfurt-Hahn Airport has announced an expanded offering of 2024 destinations for the 2025/36 winter flight schedule. This is six more destinations than in the same period last year. In addition, the number of weekly flights will rise to a total of 101, which represents an increase of 15 connections. The new flight schedule will come into effect on October 27, 2024.
Ryanair has announced that it will appeal against a decision by the EU Commission that requires the company to repay between 13 and 14 million euros in state aid. This decision concerns Frankfurt-Hahn Airport in Rhineland-Palatinate, which the EU Commission found to have received illegal aid between 2005 and 2017. The EU Commission is demanding
In a significant step to safeguard competition on the European market, the EU Commission has decided that the airline Ryanair and Frankfurt-Hahn Airport must together repay around 15 million euros in illegally received state aid. This decision marks another important moment in the fight against competition-distorting subsidies within the European
Hahn Airport announced on August 27, 2024 that it had put ten new electric vehicles into operation. The fleet includes six T6 buses and four caddies that replace diesel vehicles. According to operator Triwo, the electric vehicles are already in use and serve various functions, including aircraft controller vehicles (“Follow me”), transport
The German airline Lufthansa has adjusted its winter flight schedule. The adjustment affects, among other things, the operational operation of flights from Frankfurt to New York. The German airline Lufthansa has made changes to its winter flight schedule: The Frankfurt-New York JFK route will not be served as often as planned in winter. This is already evident from
Since the beginning of the holiday season, police officers have been taking over security checks at Hahn Airport after employees of a private security company went on strike. The police union (GdP) sharply criticised this deployment and stated that the police were being pushed to their limits by this additional task. Steffi Loth, state chairwoman of the GdP, called for
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