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In total, the airlines and tour operators offer direct flights to 14 countries. There are new flight offers from Dresden to London. From Leipzig/Halle there are non-stop flights to Paris. The winter flight schedule is valid until March 26, 2022. 16 airlines fly from Leipzig/Halle Airport to 15 destinations in eight countries. New in the winter flight schedule: The Spanish airline
On the first holiday weekend in Saxony, 50 aircraft will take off from the Central German airports of Dresden and Leipzig/Halle to holiday destinations around the Mediterranean, the Atlantic and the Red Sea. To ensure the most relaxed start to your holiday, passengers are asked to arrive at the airport at least 2,5 hours before departure and to have all the necessary
The airline will resume the connection between Dresden and London Stansted in the winter flight schedule, which starts on October 31. The low-cost airline will connect the Saxon state capital with the British metropolis three times a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. “Ryanair is pleased to announce the resumption of flights between Dresden and London Stansted this winter
The Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings has reactivated the non-stop connection between Dresden and Stuttgart. Since Wednesday, the carrier has been flying from Leipzig/Halle to Düsseldorf, the largest Eurowings location. For the time being, there will be up to five rotations per week between Dresden and Stuttgart. Depending on the development of demand, the connection will be gradually increased. Leipzig-Düsseldorf will initially be
The Russian airline S7 Airlines will start a non-stop connection between Moscow-Domodedovo and Dresden on July 23, 2021. For the time being, flights will be operated on Fridays. The carrier announced that Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737-800 aircraft will be used alternately. With the start of the 2021/2022 winter flight schedule, the airline is also planning
In 2020, Central German Airports reduced their CO2 emissions by 86 percent compared to 2019. This was confirmed by the balance sheet at the end of May. The company is thus already significantly exceeding the industry target set for German commercial airports by 2030 of reducing its emissions by more than 2010 percent compared to 50. At least that is what they say
The Maltese airline Freebird Airlines Europe started flying to Greek destinations from Leipzig/Halle on Sunday. The provider is a branch of a Turkish airline and flies on behalf of the partially state-owned tour operator Tui. The first flight took place on Sunday. Charter flights to the Greek islands of Crete, Kos and Rhodes are offered, among others.
The German holiday airline Sundair started a non-stop connection between Dresden and Palma de Mallorca on May 1, 2021. The route will initially be served on Saturdays. Sundair currently uses Airbus A320 medium-haul jets between Saxony and the Balearic island. The carrier is currently planning to start operating the holiday route from May 24.
The Dutch airline KLM announces its comeback in Dresden: On May 2, 2021, the carrier plans to reactivate the connection to the Skyteam hub in Amsterdam. Three rotations per week are planned in May 2021. These are to be carried out on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. According to Dresden Airport, this hub connection was
Since Monday, Eurowings has been flying between Dresden and Düsseldorf again. For the time being, three rotations per week are offered. The route has been paused repeatedly due to the corona pandemic. Most recently, the Lufthansa subsidiary suspended the connection for around two months. It has currently been announced that Eurowings will increase the frequency to ten rotations per week by June 2021.
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