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Skyup Airlines Malta is expanding its route network and launching a new non-stop service between the Moldovan capital Chișinău and Berlin. The airline announced that the route will be served twice weekly, on Wednesdays and Fridays, starting June 4, 2025. A
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) expects a very high passenger volume of around 11 passengers during the Easter holidays from April 27 to 1.250.000. At the same time, the first eight lanes of the security check in Area 1 of Terminal 5 will be put into operation with new CT scanners. This technology will enable
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) recorded a slight increase in passenger traffic in March 2025 compared to the same month last year. According to preliminary figures from the traffic report, 1,95 million travelers used BER, an increase of 0,03 million compared to the 1,92 million passengers in March 2024. The busiest day of the month was
Ryanair is putting pressure on the German government to completely abolish the air traffic tax and significantly reduce air traffic control and security fees. The airline argues that the high costs significantly disadvantage German air traffic compared to other European countries. According to Ryanair, German air traffic is currently 20 percent below pre-crisis levels.
The debate surrounding the night flight ban at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) is gaining momentum again. A recent study by the German Aerospace Center (DLR), commissioned by the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV), concludes that the strict night flight ban will significantly impair the competitiveness of Berlin Airport.
Aletta von Massenbach has taken over the presidency of the Airport Association (ADV) and presented a clear agenda for the next two years. The handover took place at an ADV reception, where von Massenbach received the chain of office from her vice presidents Lars Redeligx and Ludger van Bebber. As the new president of the oldest
Berlin and Germany as an aviation location are increasingly facing significant challenges. The Berlin-Brandenburg Airport Authority (FBB) warns of an impending loss of importance of the location, which could negatively impact the entire German economy and its connection to the international market. In a meeting with the Potsdam State Parliament, the FBB CEO appealed
The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair is sharply criticizing the handling of the night flight ban at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER). The reason is the diversion of flight FR163 from Brussels to Berlin on March 24, 2025. Due to the current night flight regulations, the aircraft was no longer allowed to land in Berlin and was diverted to Hanover.
Ryanair has once again spoken out against the strict night flight ban at Berlin Brandenburg Airport. The airline is demanding that the head of airport operations, LuBB, Carsten Diekmann, explain why the ban continues to cause significant disruption to passengers. Ryanair argues that the ban, although intended to reduce noise pollution,
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) recorded an increase in flight movements of almost eight percent in February of this year compared to the previous year. Specifically, there were 13.410 takeoffs and landings. For airport operators and the aviation industry, this is a positive indicator of the economic recovery and increasing demand for air traffic.
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