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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
Hahn Airport is operating numerous special flights for British fans for the European Football Championship. For example, Ryanair is organizing ten special flights to and from Hunsrück for the preliminary round match between England and Denmark, according to a recent announcement. The flights from London, Bristol, Manchester and Birmingham are intended to encourage fans to support their team.
Hahn Airport in Rhineland-Palatinate has expanded its summer flight schedule by flying to new destinations since the beginning of June. Ryanair now serves Budapest in Hungary and Alghero in Italy, as announced in an official statement from the airport. It was particularly highlighted that Alghero in Sardinia was included in the program for the first time since 2021.
In the 2024/25 winter flight schedule, the low-cost airline Ryanair also intends to set course for Gran Canaria from Frankfurt-Hahn. The flights between Hahn and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria are to be discontinued on October 27, 2024. Initially, the plan is to fly twice a week. According to Ryanair's reservation system, the operational implementation will take place
Hardly any other German airport is as closely associated with the presence of the low-cost airline Ryanair as Frankfurt-Hahn. This is no coincidence, as it was the first base to be built in Germany. The Irish group of companies has now been active at this airport for 25 years. “The Hahn” was once a
Due to renovation work, apron A at Frankfurt Hahn Airport is currently unavailable. It has been being updated for around three weeks. The construction work is expected to be completed in around three months. The renovation work is not expected to have any significant impact on flight operations, as only
The 2024 summer flight schedule will begin at Frankfurt-Hahn Airport at the end of March 2024. The airlines operating there will offer a total of five new routes. The offer The low-cost airline Ryanair will offer two weekly flights to Pescara and Lamezia Terme. The flight connection to Budapest will also be reactivated. Agadir will be on the flight schedule once a week
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