Friedrichshafen

This Aviation.Direct section deals with aviation topics Deutschland

This Aviation.Direct section deals with aviation topics from GermanyWhether Munich, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Cologne/Bonn or Rostock-Laage, you have come to the right place.

Quick access to the news from your airport:

 

Brandenburg Gate (Photo: Pixabay).

Flyvbird: On-demand aviation starts at Lake Constance Airport

In an exciting unveiling at Lake Constance Airport, the German start-up Flyvbird presented its innovative concept for a flexible and individual way of travelling. Yesterday, the founders Tomislav Lang and Anton Lutz presented their innovative business model to around 30 interested guests from the region, which enables travellers to

Continue reading

Baden-Württemberg: Airports still below pre-crisis volumes

In 2023, the airports Friedrichshafen, Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden and Stuttgart in Baden-Württemberg together had around 10,5 million passengers. This was still significantly below the pre-crisis volume. While there has been a clear upward trend at FKB, the situation is very different in Friedrichshafen and Stuttgart. Both airports were unable to reach

Continue reading

Friedrichshafen: Competition on the Hurghada route

Since the beginning of the summer flight schedule period in 2024, Friedrichshafen Airport no longer has a connection to the Lufthansa hub in Frankfurt am Main. However, there is now an innovation in the holiday flight sector. From July 2024, passengers flying to Hurghada will have the choice of two airlines. On the one hand, Corendon Europe serves the Egypt route. What is new is that

Continue reading

Friedrichshafen admits: No Frankfurt flights with Skyalps

It is not really surprising that the South Tyrolean airline Skyalps will not fly between Friedrichshafen and Frankfurt am Main, contrary to euphoric announcements by the Bodensee Airport. The background is simple: Lufthansa will not enter into any codeshare and/or interlining cooperation with the regional carrier. Since the beginning of the 2024 summer flight plan period, the hub connection to the

Continue reading

Freebird Airlines is expanding its presence in Germany

The Turkish airline Freebird will offer additional non-stop connections from German airports to Antalya in the 2024 summer flight schedule. The new flights will be from Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden, Hamburg, Friedrichshafen and Erfurt. These are scheduled flights. On existing routes from Berlin, Hanover and Cologne/Bonn, frequencies will be increased during the high season. The goal

Continue reading

Charter: Smartwings takes on Friedrichshafen-Tenerife

On behalf of a tour operator, the Czech airline Smartwings will operate a non-stop connection between Friedrichshafen and Tenerife in the autumn of this year. The first flight is scheduled for September 27, 2024. Flights will take place on Fridays. This charter route is initially limited to November 1, 2024. A possible continuation

Continue reading

Freebird announces Antalya from Friedrichshafen and Karlsruhe

The Turkish airline Freebird is offering two weekly non-stop flights to Antalya from the German regional airports Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden and Friedrichshafen in the 2024 summer flight schedule. The airline intends to fly from Lake Constance Airport from May 18, 2024. One day later, the Antalya route will also be offered from Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden. These are seasonal summer routes, which each

Continue reading

Onset of winter: All scheduled flights in Friedrichshafen canceled

Friedrichshafen Airport had no scheduled flights at all on Wednesday, January 17, 2024, because Lufthansa canceled all connections to Frankfurt am Main. No other scheduled connections were planned. The onset of winter that hit Germany on Wednesday had a significant impact on aviation. Lufthansa had already canceled numerous flights in advance.

Continue reading

Lufthansa is hiring: Skyalps is checking its base in Friedrichshafen

After Linz and Innsbruck, Lufthansa also has bad news for Friedrichshafen, because the Bodensee Airport will no longer operate the hub connection to Frankfurt am Main in the 2024 summer flight schedule. The official reason given by the Kranich Group is that due to the engine problems of the A320neo fleet, the Bombardier CRJ-900 aircraft, which

Continue reading

Join us on:

Want to receive all the latest news free of charge by email? Subscribe to our newsletter now!

With the  free Aviation.Direct newsletter You will receive the latest information from the world of aviation, travel and tourism directly by email free of charge. Of course, you can unsubscribe easily and simply if you no longer wish to read the newsletter.

Interested?
You can order the newsletter free of charge here.