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Due to the Corona pandemic, scheduled flight operations in Rostock-Laage have effectively ceased to exist for some time. This is set to change in summer 2021, as six flights per week are planned. The exact dates for when flights will resume are still up in the air. In this context, Managing Director Dörthe Hausmann told DPA that
The German pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit considers the closure of the practical pilot training in Bremen to be "a slap in the face for all employees". Lufthansa announced on Wednesday that this will be carried out in Rostock-Laage in the future. "Lufthansa's decision is a slap in the face for all employees in Bremen. We
The Lufthansa Group announced on Wednesday that the training of pilots will be reorganised as part of the “ReNew” programme. Previously, the cancellation of training courses at the Bremen site caused a stir and also brought the group numerous lawsuits. Germany’s largest airline assumes that due to the pandemic
Rostock-Laage Airport has no connection to the Lufthansa hub in Munich in the 2020/21 winter flight schedule. The carrier is not serving the route for the time being, but intends to offer it again in summer 2021. This means that the regional airport is completely without scheduled flights for the time being. In February 2021, Corendon intends to serve the holiday destinations of Hurghada, Fuerteventura, Las Palmas and Antalya
The Corona crisis is also hitting Rostock-Laage Airport hard. Now the airport has no other choice: it has to lay off staff. How many employees there will be in the end is currently up in the air, as the news magazine “NDR” reports. As with almost all airports, Rostock-Laage also saw a drop in staff numbers.
What are Paris, London, Munich or New York compared to the moon or even Mars? This conclusion may have been reached by a study by the German Aerospace Center, which found that Rostock-Laage Airport would be suitable as a spaceport. It would be technically feasible for space shuttles, which
Rostock-Laage Airport will receive a COVID-19 subsidy of 750.000 euros from the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. In addition, 383.000 euros in unpaid state subsidies will be transferred to the airport. The eastern German state provides Rostock-Laage Airport with one million euros annually. The Corona subsidy is not included in this, but
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania plays it safe: Anyone entering from a corona risk area in the future must be tested twice. Once - as before - after arrival. An additional time five to seven days later. Only when the second test result is negative can self-isolation be declared ended.
International air traffic also came to a complete standstill in Rostock-Laage due to the corona pandemic. On Tuesday, however, the comeback was celebrated, as the holiday airline Corendon Europe started a non-stop connection to Heraklion. According to the airport, there were 737 passengers on board the Boeing 800-96. Rostock-Laage was already closed last year
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