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Bremen Airport was able to record a positive annual result in 2024 with increasing passenger numbers and improved utilization of its aircraft. With 1,89 million passengers, the airport achieved an increase of 4 percent compared to the previous year and thus maintained its position as the tenth largest airport in Germany. Despite this positive development,
The regional airline Franconia Air Service has announced that it will temporarily suspend its flights from Nuremberg to Bremen, Mönchengladbach and Vienna from February 16. The airline says it plans to focus operations more on off-peak times in the future in order to better meet the needs of travellers. The affected routes are to be
With Austrian Airlines, Bremen Airport connects the Hanseatic city directly with Vienna four times a week. Especially in winter, the Austrian capital attracts numerous visitors with the Christmas market on Rathausplatz, the large open-air ice rink "Wiener Eistraum" and the famous coffee houses. The flights, bookable on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, offer not only tourists,
Bremen Airport is offering new connections to the Canary Islands in the 2024/25 winter flight schedule. With Sundair and Ryanair, travelers can fly to Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Tenerife seven days a week. The flights enable a wide range of travel experiences, from sports activities on Fuerteventura to hiking on Tenerife. The islands offer
The IG Metall union has called for widespread warning strikes in the metal and electrical industry, particularly at the Airbus site in Bremen. From midnight, employees are to stop work to draw attention to the urgent demands for higher wages and better working conditions. With these measures, the union wants to increase the pressure in the current
The 2024/25 winter flight schedule is now in effect at Bremen Airport and is valid until March 30, 2025. During this period, twelve airlines will connect the Hanseatic city with three national and 17 international destinations. Two new destinations are particularly noteworthy: In addition to Vienna, the Asian side of Istanbul will also be served. Austrian
Pegasus Airlines is now offering flights from Bremen Airport to Istanbul three times a week. In addition to Turkish Airlines, Pegasus is now also flying to the Asian side of the Turkish metropolis, more precisely to Istanbul-Sabiha Gökçen Airport, the second largest airport in Turkey. This new connection strengthens the international network of Bremen Airport and serves
From April 2025, Bremen Airport will offer a new direct flight connection to Chișinău, the capital of the Republic of Moldova. The Moldovan airline Flyone will connect Bremen with Chișinău twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays. With an Airbus A320, the flight time will be around three hours. This new connection offers not only
Bremen Airport will have another regular flight connection to Istanbul from October 1, 2024. In addition to the existing daily flights with Turkish Airlines to Istanbul International Airport, Pegasus Airlines will fly to the city's second largest airport, Istanbul-Sabiha Gökçen, three times a week. The airport, located on the Asian side of Turkey,
Bremen Airport made history last day: for the first time, an aircraft with electric propulsion landed and took off there. This premiere marks a significant milestone in the transformation of the aviation industry towards more sustainable technologies. The introduction of electric flying is not only celebrated as a technological innovation, but also as a step in
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