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On October 13, 2024, a German Airways flight from Nuremberg to Amsterdam had to turn around due to an engine failure. Shortly after takeoff of the Embraer E190, which was operating for KLM Cityhopper, the pilots switched off the left engine at an altitude of 5.000 feet and aborted the climb. The aircraft
Wizz Air is expanding its route network just in time for Christmas with four connections to Chişinău, the capital of the Republic of Moldova. From December 19, 2024, a new route will start from Nuremberg Airport to Chişinău, which will be served twice a week. In addition, from December 16, the Dortmund and Memmingen airports will again be served with the
Corendon Airlines looks back on five successful years at Nuremberg Airport. Since the opening of the base in September 2019, the airline has transported over 1,6 million passengers and continuously expanded its location. In addition to stationing an aircraft including crew, the airline is particularly well-known for its “Club Flyer”, a specially designed
Nuremberg Airport is continuing to drive the conversion of its vehicle fleet to emission-free drives. The existing electric tractors and special vehicles are now joined by two electric transporters and six minibuses, which are mainly used for short distances on the airport grounds. Further electric vehicles, including passenger buses, are already being planned. To support the sustainability strategy
At the end of the Bavarian summer holidays, the airports in Munich, Nuremberg and Memmingen are reporting a successful travel season, with some of them setting record numbers. Munich Airport handled 6,2 million passengers in the past six weeks, an increase of ten percent over the previous year. September 1st was the peak day with 143.000 passengers.
Nuremberg Airport recorded a significant increase in passenger numbers during the Bavarian summer holidays in 2024. Around 714.000 passengers took off or landed in Nuremberg, which means almost 3.000 additional travelers compared to the previous year. The busiest day was August 17 with over 19.300 passengers. The most popular destinations were Antalya, Mallorca
Nuremberg Airport, one of the largest employers in the north of Nuremberg with over 4.000 employees, will welcome a new generation of apprentices on September 1, 2024. A total of five young people will begin their careers at the airport: an office management clerk, a prospective plant firefighter and three service clerks in air traffic. These training courses offer a wide range of professional
This year, Nuremberg Airport is again using water buffaloes to maintain the landscape at Bucher Landgraben. After a successful test last summer, eight animals, including lead buffalo Alma, will graze the biologically sensitive area for six to eight weeks, thus avoiding mechanical intervention. The animals are
The Estonian airline Marabu Airlines is planning to launch new routes from Nuremberg Airport during the winter season. The launch of the new routes is planned for the end of October. The airline Marabu Airlines has confirmed its intention to launch selected flights from Nuremberg during the winter season. Specifically, the airline plans to launch
In a coordinated action, climate activists from the “Last Generation” partially paralyzed several German airports through protests on August 15, 2024. Activists wearing orange safety vests entered the airports in Berlin-Brandenburg, Stuttgart, Nuremberg and Cologne/Bonn, causing significant disruption to flight operations. The actions not only raise questions about the
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