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The German holiday airline Sundair is expanding its flight program to Palma de Mallorca around the Easter holidays. Demand has risen sharply in recent days as the Federal Republic has removed the Balearic Islands from the risk list. Returnees now require neither a test nor quarantine. Sundair will fly from Berlin-Brandenburg, Hanover and
Mannheim Airport's own brand, Rhein-Neckar Air, will offer non-stop flights between Kassel-Calden and Sylt in summer 2021. All of this provider's flights are operated by the Bavarian company MHS Aviation. Rhein-Neckar Air was launched several years ago by Mannheim Airport, local entrepreneurs and MHS Aviation to provide regular scheduled flights
Kassel-Calden Airport was used by only around 2020 passengers in 27.500. In the summer, around 50.000 passengers were expected, but the new travel restrictions put a stop to that. According to a spokeswoman, around 70 to 80 percent of the volume was lost. The private airline's business segment
Kassel-Calden Airport was controversial from the start, but this year every passenger using the airport cost taxpayers a whopping 650 euros. This is because the 2020 passengers originally forecast for 650.000 are still a long way off, even without the Corona pandemic. Last year, Kassel-Calden only had
From the beginning, Kassel-Calden Airport was controversial because Frankfurt am Main, Paderborn and Hanover are within easy reach. Critics described the construction of the airport as an unnecessary waste of taxpayers' money. Due to the Corona pandemic, there is now even less going on and the losses continue to pile up. Traffic volumes have already remained stable.
The German holiday and charter airline Sundair filed a so-called protective shield procedure with the Stralsund District Court. This is a special form of insolvency proceedings under self-administration, which was recently used by competitor Condor, for example. The carrier confirmed that the application had been filed with the court, but stressed that the
The German holiday airline Sundair will fly to the Canary Islands from various German airports in the 2020/21 winter flight schedule. Currently, the Robert Koch Institute considers all of Spain to be a risk area. Austria, on the other hand, is exempting the Canary Islands as the only region of the southern European country from the travel warning. Sundair will fly from the new Berlin-Brandenburg airport in
According to information from the specialist portal Skyliner Magazine, the Irish airline ASL Airlines Ireland has taken delivery of a first, second-hand converted Boeing 737-800F, which was delivered to Shannon in the colours of the virtual logistics service provider Prime Air. For some time now, there has been talk of the entry of the virtual cargo airline Prime Air, which has been operating since 2015
The German holiday airline Sundair is cancelling all flights to Palma de Mallorca that were previously offered from Kassel-Calden, effective August 19, 2020. According to a report in the regional newspaper HNA, there have been no positive PCR tests so far, but demand has collapsed. The company told the media that the flights to
The German airlines Condor and Sundair have been working together in the area of sales since Wednesday. Sundair's offer can now also be booked via Condor's homepage. Tickets are sold in the "Standard Economy Classic" fare for departures from September 1, 2020. Sundair is a German holiday airline in which the tour operator
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