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SunExpress, a joint venture between Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines, has awarded Lufthansa Technik the maintenance contract for its entire Boeing 737 fleet for the next five years. The contracts, signed at the company's headquarters in Antalya, cover comprehensive technical support (maintenance, repair, and overhaul) for two different engine generations. This includes both...
Hamburg Airport has officially launched the comprehensive modernization of its baggage handling system with a symbolic groundbreaking ceremony. Senator for Economic Affairs Dr. Melanie Leonhard and Airport CEO Christian Kunsch thus initiated an infrastructure project that, with an investment volume of over 90 million euros, is one of the most significant measures at the airport. Since parts
Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings is making significant capacity adjustments to several routes to Southeast Europe for the upcoming summer flight schedule. According to a report by Ex-Yu-Aviation.com, a total of five flight connections, operated from Stuttgart, Hamburg, and Düsseldorf, are affected by the cuts. These reductions will primarily affect the period between mid-June and the end of [month missing].
The European aerospace group Airbus looks back on an eventful 2025, characterized by remarkable operational momentum but also by unforeseen industrial challenges. With a total of 793 commercial aircraft delivered to 91 customers, the manufacturer maintained its market leadership in the civil aviation sector and achieved the target revised in December.
European aerospace group Airbus concluded fiscal year 2025 with a perfect landing in its delivery figures, thus meeting the revised forecasts from November. After an intense final push in December, the company managed to narrowly exceed the 790 aircraft mark, a feat considered remarkable by industry observers given massive supply chain problems and technical quality issues.
Hamburg Airport concluded the 2025 calendar year with a balance sheet characterized by consistency and operational efficiency, despite a volatile market environment. With a total of approximately 14,8 million passengers, the airport maintained the previous year's level and solidified its position as one of the most efficient locations in the German air traffic network. In particular
European aircraft manufacturer Airbus is making a massive effort to meet its revised delivery targets by the end of 2025. After the original target of 820 aircraft was reduced to 790 units due to supply chain bottlenecks and technical problems with fuselage components, the company recorded a record day on December 19.
The European aerospace group Airbus is facing significant quality problems with fuselage components, which will have far-reaching consequences for its 2025 production figures. The cause is discrepancies in fuselage panels for the A320neo and A321neo model series, manufactured by the Spanish supplier Sofitec Aero, based in Seville. Reports indicate that the delivered components do not meet specifications.
Hamburg Airport has published the schedule for routine maintenance work on its runways for 2026. To ensure the operational safety and structural integrity of the airfield surfaces, runway 05/23 (northeast-southwest) is expected to be closed for the entire period from June 17th to July 1st.
Hamburg Airport is facing a busy Christmas travel season, which begins this week due to the unusually early start of the school holidays in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. The airport expects a significantly increased passenger volume of up to 42.000 arriving and departing passengers daily over the next three weeks. The peak travel days will be...
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