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Ingo Ludwig, member of the Board of Management of Mitteldeutsche Flughafen AG (MFAG), will leave the company and its subsidiaries on October 15, 2024. The 54-year-old has decided to take on a new professional challenge following the successful restructuring of bank financing. Ludwig joined the Board of Management of MFAG in January 2021 and
Deutsche Aircraft has taken a decisive step in the aviation industry with the Weerts Group. On October 1, 2024, the partnership to build the production facility for the new 40-seat turboprop regional aircraft D328eco was announced. This facility at Leipzig/Halle Airport (LEJ) will not only function as a final assembly line (FAL), but also a
At the start of the holidays in Saxony, a total of 158 aircraft will take off from the Central German airports from Friday to Sunday. 112 departures are planned at Leipzig/Halle Airport, and 46 at Dresden. In addition to German and European metropolises, the focus is on sunny destinations on the Mediterranean, Atlantic, Black and Red Seas. Particularly popular destinations
A day-long warning strike by Lufthansa Airport Services employees caused numerous flight cancellations at Leipzig/Halle and Dresden airports on Wednesday. Nine flights were cancelled in Leipzig/Halle, including connections to Frankfurt, Mallorca, Vienna and Düsseldorf. In Dresden, flights to Frankfurt, Munich, Mallorca, Zurich and Düsseldorf were also cancelled. The strike
Wizz Air is now offering a new flight connection from Leipzig/Halle to Tirana. The Albanian capital will now be served on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Tickets for the connection can be booked from 24,99 euros. Wizz Air has been flying the route from Leipzig/Halle to Bucharest since June 2024. Both connections will also be
After the container fire at DHL in Leipzig at the end of July, the Federal Prosecutor's Office has taken over the investigation. The incident occurred when a prepared incendiary device ignited in a package shortly before it was loaded onto a cargo plane. The fire spread to other shipments and caused major damage. As the Federal Prosecutor's Office
The Belgian Weerts Group is planning to develop a new logistics park in the region around Leipzig/Halle Airport. The subsidiary Weerts Logistics Parks began construction of a logistics park in June 2024, which will include a storage area of around 37.500 square meters. After completion, around 100 new jobs are to be created. In
On September 18, 2024, a large-scale emergency exercise took place at Leipzig/Halle Airport. Around 400 emergency personnel from the fire brigade, police and rescue services took part in the exercise, which was intended to improve cooperation in an emergency. The scenario simulated the collision of an aircraft with a de-icing vehicle, in which fluids leaked and passengers had to be evacuated.
Leipzig/Halle Airport, one of the largest cargo hubs in Europe, is about to undergo another major expansion. The recently issued plan amendment decision by the State Directorate of Saxony (LDS) will enable the expansion of Apron 4 to meet the increasing demands of global freight traffic. This investment is not just a reaction
Mitteldeutsche Flughafen AG (MFAG), operator of Dresden and Leipzig/Halle airports, recently made significant progress in its restructuring. By successfully securing its financing, the company has taken a decisive step towards a stable and sustainable future. This progress represents a significant milestone in the multi-year restructuring process.
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