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Bratislava: Neos flies to Phuket and Mauritius for Cedok
Aida cancels cruises in the Red Sea
Certares joins the tour operator FTI
April 20, 2024: Austro Control invites you to the applicant day
Negotiations broken off: Edelweiss criticizes Aeropers union
Cargo handling: Lufthansa Cargo extends contract with Flughafen Wien AG
Lot takes up Warsaw-Oradea
Zela Aviation exhibits ex-Olympic B727
Bratislava: Neos flies to Phuket and Mauritius for Cedok
Aida cancels cruises in the Red Sea
Certares joins the tour operator FTI
April 20, 2024: Austro Control invites you to the applicant day
Negotiations broken off: Edelweiss criticizes Aeropers union
Cargo handling: Lufthansa Cargo extends contract with Flughafen Wien AG
Lot takes up Warsaw-Oradea
Zela Aviation exhibits ex-Olympic B727
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Skyup MT puts scheduled flight plans on hold
Contrary to previous announcements, Skyup does not want to enter into scheduled business on its own account with its Maltese subsidiary for the time being. During the certification phase of Skyup MT, the group repeatedly announced that it would...
Codeshare: ITA Airways flies to Brazil for Korean Air
Korean Air has expanded its codeshare partnership with ITA Airways. The Italian airline will take over flights from Italy to Brazil. The airline Korean Air has its codeshare partnership with ITA
From Brno and Ostrava: Čedok launches Mauritius charter
The Czech tour operator Čedok has announced that it will again offer charter flights from Brno to Phuket in the 2024/25 winter flight schedule. What is also new is that these flights are also offered from Ostrava
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Contract extension: Heinemann remains at Graz Airport
Heinemann Austria GmbH will continue to operate the duty-free shop at Graz Airport. The company won a two-stage tender. Heinemann has been at Graz Airport for almost 20 years
Fix: AUA flying personnel are still on strike this week
In 17 rounds of negotiations, no agreement could be found on a new collective agreement for the flying staff of Austrian Airlines. Since there were no further negotiations on March 26, 2024 and
F/List supervisory board chairman Franz List dies
The Lower Austrian aviation supplier F. List GmbH has announced that the chairman of the supervisory board, Franz List, died on March 23, 2024 after a serious illness. “Franz List's vision led F/List, founded by his
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Berlin: Ryanair with six additional summer destinations
The low-cost airline Ryanair is offering six additional destinations from Berlin in the 2024 summer flight schedule: Castellón, Kaunas, Birmingham, Trieste, Dubrovnik and Reggio Calabria. The airline is also increasing frequencies on several flights
Paderborn: Ryanair has started Girona flights
The low-cost airline Ryanair started a non-stop connection between Girona, which is also marketed as Barcelona, and Paderborn/Lippstadt on Sunday, March 31, 2024. The flights from Barcelona Girona to Paderborn/Lippstadt
Bremen: Three airlines compete on the Mallorca route
The 31 summer flight schedule has been in force at Bremen Airport since Sunday, March 2024, 2024. Among other things, the Vienna route served by Austrian Airlines is new and will start in May 2024
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New South Wales Ambulance now flies Pilatus PC-24s
Australia's New South Wales Ambulance has officially commissioned its first Pilatus PC-24. In 2021, the NSWA decided to purchase two state-of-the-art PC-24s with ambulance equipment,
Geneva: Easyjet A320neo went under the glide path over Lake Geneva
On approach to Geneva Airport, the Airbus A320neo operated by Easyjet with the registration G-UZLO fell well below the minimum altitude over Lake Geneva on November 5, 2023. The
Zurich Airport: Referendum on planned runway extensions
In about four weeks, the residents of the canton of Zurich will be asked to vote regarding the planned runway extensions at Zurich-Kloten Airport. A referendum will decide whether the project will be implemented
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Alps Resorts is expanding in Carinthia
The tourism company Alps Resorts is taking over two additional businesses in Carinthia and now operates a total of 39 holiday resorts with over 1.400 residential units in Austria and Bavaria. This expansion strengthens the position as
Tui Austria is expanding its Bulgaria offer
Just a few hours' flight from Austria, travelers in Bulgaria can look forward to warm summer days, beautiful landscapes, turquoise sea, historical sites and extensive sandy beaches. The holiday destination on the
Exorbitantly high inflation is putting Turkish tourism professionals under pressure
Inflation has been particularly high in Turkey for some time. In addition, the local currency has been weakening against the euro and the US dollar for some time. Both could be used for tourism
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Motor Sich Airlines: The flying aviation museum in Ukraine
Most airlines in Europe rely on modern aircraft and sometimes they boast about how young the fleet is. In Ukraine there is a carrier that sells machines
Valletta: Gozo fast ferry launched in a double pack
When it comes to implementing political decisions, it can sometimes take longer in Malta and Gozo. In most cases it comes late, but it has been implemented: since June 1st
Photo report: Thank you, Berlin-Tegel!
The Berliners have always had a kind of love-hate relationship with their Tegel Airport, because they never really liked the now decently run-down airport, but it attracted the majority of travelers
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Airpower22 honored at the Austrian Event Award
From September 2nd to 3rd, 2022, Airpower22 took place for the 10th time at the Hinterstoisser air base in Zeltweg under the motto "Above the clouds!". Europe's largest air show,
Austria deployed 1.100 soldiers at the borders
More than 1.100 soldiers monitored Austria's borders in 2022 and made 66.000 apprehensions. 760 soldiers were involved in 13 missions abroad. 568 soldiers
Next Airpower will take place in September 2024
In the coming year, a new edition of the air show Airpower will take place in the Austrian town of Zeltweg. The Ministry of Defense will return to the two-year cycle, it said in a statement. "Above
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Germany has abolished children's passports
The Federal Republic of Germany has abolished so-called children's passports effective January 1, 2024. Existing copies remain valid, but extensions and/or new issues are no longer possible. Parents have to
From March 2024: Bulgaria and Romania will become Air Schengen members
From March 2024, border controls with Bulgaria and Romania will no longer apply on air and sea routes within the Schengen states. Austria had previously put up considerable resistance and blocked accession to Schengen. Well
APF: These are the rights passengers have in “exceptional circumstances”
The APF has evaluated the exceptional circumstances in the flight sector that can be proven in its procedures. Weather events and strikes top the list. Aviation companies often lead in the APF's arbitration proceedings in air traffic
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- Aegean Airlines to add "premium" A321neo for medium-haul 18 April 2024Aegean Airlines (A3, Athens) has announced that four of its outstanding A321-200NX aircraft will be delivered in a new premium configuration for medium-haul routes, to be added to the fleet in 2026 and 2027. The twinjets will be configured for less than 180 passengers, compared to 220 all-economy seats on Aegean's current A321neo, allowing for […]
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