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Bees Airlines has appointed TAL Aviation Germany as General Sales Agent for Germany. From October 11, 2024, TAL Aviation Germany will coordinate the Romanian airline's PR, marketing and sales activities in Germany. As part of this partnership, Bees Airlines will start two weekly flights from Bucharest and Suceava to Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden.
The tour operator TUI has released the 2025 summer flight schedule from Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport for booking. Travellers can choose between popular holiday destinations such as Crete, Rhodes, Kos, Palma de Mallorca and the Canary Islands. The flights are operated by the Polish airline Enter Air. Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport hopes to increase its
From August 2024, the Romanian airline Bees Airlines will expand its route network and offer regular flights from Bucharest, Suceava and Chisinau to various European and international destinations. The new connections include the routes Bucharest to Verona, Prague, Tel Aviv, Heraklion and Baden-Baden, as well as Suceava to Tel Aviv
Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport (FKB) is facing a record travel weekend: From July 25 to 29, 2024, the airport is expecting the biggest travel wave of the year. Around 33.000 passengers are scheduled for this period on 191 scheduled flights. This increase in passenger numbers marks the peak of the summer travel season and underlines the airport's unbroken popularity
At Baden-Airpark, the peak period traditionally begins with the Whitsun holidays in Baden-Württemberg. Around 17 passengers are expected in the first wave of travel from May 20 to 2024, 25.000. In addition to this busy period, the airport is welcoming two new airlines: Mavi Gök Airlines will start its first flight to Antalya on Friday, followed by
In 2023, the airports Friedrichshafen, Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden and Stuttgart in Baden-Württemberg together had around 10,5 million passengers. This was still significantly below the pre-crisis volume. While there has been a clear upward trend at FKB, the situation is very different in Friedrichshafen and Stuttgart. Both airports were unable to reach
Ten airlines will be flying from Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport to 2024 destinations in the 36 summer flight schedule. Corendon Airlines is reactivating the flight connection to Antalya in Turkey and Eurowings is making the capital of the holiday island of Mallorca, popular with young and old, accessible again. Ryanair is also starting its main business at FKB and is increasing its
The “adventure” of the supposed “eco-airline” of the ticket seller Green Airlines has cost taxpayers dearly. The company received state aid amounting to 2021 million euros in 1,8. Piquantly, shortly after the payment, airlines such as German Airways announced payment defaults. Green Airlines has not operated a particularly large number of charter flights.
"Italian" or "French" conditions have long since arisen in the German transport system, as hardly a week goes by in which at least one segment is not on strike. This week, the train drivers and cabin crew at Lufthansa are going on strike. Now the Verdi union is also calling for a strike on Thursday, March 14, 2024.
In the 2024 summer flight schedule, Eurowings will operate the connection between Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden and Palma de Mallorca more frequently. Seven rotations per week were originally planned for mid-summer 2024. The carrier has now released three more per week for booking between July and the end of September 2024, meaning that there will be ten flights per week.
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