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During the 2025 carnival holidays, Nuremberg Airport is recording a significant increase in passenger numbers. Around 70.000 travelers are expected, which is around 10.000 more than in an average winter week. Holiday destinations that attract with warmer temperatures are particularly popular. Egypt is one of the top destinations, with the coastal towns of Hurghada and Marsa
The annual toy fair in Nuremberg, which opens its doors from January 2025 to February 28 in 1, is a global meeting place for the toy industry. With its international appeal, the fair attracts both exhibitors and visitors from all over the world. The airport plays a key role in the arrival of participants
The regional airline Franconia Air Service has announced that it will temporarily suspend its flights from Nuremberg to Bremen, Mönchengladbach and Vienna from February 16. The airline says it plans to focus operations more on off-peak times in the future in order to better meet the needs of travellers. The affected routes are to be
The holiday airline Corendon Airlines is strengthening its presence at Nuremberg Airport and is expanding its flight offer for the summer of 2025 at short notice. Capacity on popular routes to the south will be increased, especially in the month of Pentecost in June. Demand from the Nuremberg metropolitan region is high, as a spokesman for the airline confirmed. With additional flights
Nuremberg's Albrecht Dürer Airport is reporting a significant increase in passenger numbers for 2024. A total of 4,028 million travelers used the airport for vacation, business and city flights or to visit friends and relatives. This means that the airport has exceeded the 2019 million mark for the first time since 4. Compared to the previous year, this corresponds to an increase of
At the Romanian airline Flylili, one or two routes do not seem to be going according to expectations. A total of three routes to Germany from Brașov will be discontinued at the beginning of 2025. Specifically, these are the destinations Stuttgart and Munich, which will be discontinued as of January 9, 2025. The carrier is also
Nuremberg Airport is expecting a passenger increase of around 14 percent over the Christmas holidays compared to last year. Around 140.000 travelers are expected. Destinations such as Antalya, Hurghada and Mallorca are particularly popular. The busiest day is expected to be December 22nd with almost 10.000 passengers. In addition, new connections are being launched, including
Since December 19th, Wizz Air has been offering direct flights twice a week from Nuremberg to Chișinău, the capital of the Republic of Moldova. The connections take place on Thursdays and Sundays, making them suitable for both weekend trips and longer stays. With a flight time of around two and a half hours, the route offers a comfortable
Marabu Airlines will launch a new direct connection between Nuremberg's Albrecht Dürer Airport and the northern Greek port city of Kavala from August 1, 2024. The connection will be offered twice a week - Mondays and Fridays. This strengthens the 25-year-old town twinning between Nuremberg and Kavala and is aimed in particular at
Nuremberg Airport is celebrating its tenth anniversary under the name "Albrecht Dürer Airport Nuremberg". The renaming in 2014, initiated by the then Chairman of the Supervisory Board Markus Söder, led to a stronger identification of the region with the airport and increased its popularity and passenger numbers. Those responsible praised the naming as a symbol of quality
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