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According to its insolvency administrator, the insolvent Hahn Airport will continue flight operations in June. The wages and salaries of the employees would be paid, he said on Monday at the request of the German aviation portal Aero d. Of the
Even the insolvent Frankfurt-Hahn Airport is currently suffering from a lack of staff. Insolvency administrator Jan Markus Plathner is looking for new employees. Most recently, the wave of Easter travel gave Hunsrück Airport new impetus. The lawyer confirmed that flight operations
The Federal Republic of Germany has chained up a Boeing 747 operated by Cargologicair UK at Frankfurt-Hahn Airport. The cargo plane is not allowed to leave the regional airport for an indefinite period. The action was initiated by
At first glance, Frankfurt-Hahn Airport was able to benefit from the closure of the Malta Air base at the larger Frankfurt am Main Airport, because some routes will be "moved". However, Ryanair is now making cuts and cutting some
Frankfurt-Hahn Airport is experiencing a financial downturn. Official insolvency proceedings have now begun for several companies in the Frankfurt-Hahn Airport Group. Flight operations are to be continued in February. The insolvency administrator is the Frankfurt lawyer Jan Markus Plathner. One
Lufthansa suffered defeat before the European Court of Justice in the matter of state aid granted to Frankfurt-Hahn Airport. The judges finally dismissed a lawsuit against subsidies from the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. The matter
The German state of Rhineland-Palatinate is demanding back subsidies from the insolvent Frankfurt-Hahn Airport. It follows a decision of the European Court of Justice. The probability that the ten million euros plus interest will flow back is low.
Frankfurt-Hahn Airport, which is mainly used by low-cost airlines, was unable to benefit from the boom in 2019. The airport generated a loss of 7,8 million euros. In the previous year, i.e. Corona year I, they made 13,3 million
Another bankruptcy occurred around the bankruptcy of Frankfurt-Hahn Airport: HNA Airport Group GmbH had to go to the Bad Kreuznach District Court and was also placed under provisional insolvency administration. That
The first investors are said to be interested in Frankfurt-Hahn Airport. Treasury administrator Jan Markus Plathner announced that potential buyers will be sought internationally. The operating company got caught up in the maelstrom of the bankruptcy of the majority owner HNA
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