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Articles Tagged ‘airberlin’
New Route Launch
9th May 2013

airberlin launches one route each from Leipzig and Düsseldorf

airberlin resumes seasonal route from Leipzig Airport to Kos Airport; adds flights from Düsseldorf Airport to Jersey Airport.

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airberlin is #2 carrier in Zurich; adding new routes to Cagliari, Naples and Sylt this summer
24th April 2013

airberlin is second biggest carrier in Zurich after Swiss; adding new routes to Cagliari, Naples and Sylt this summer

Zurich is airberlin’s eighth busiest airport in terms of weekly seats, and its biggest non-German, non-hub airport this summer serving over 30 destinations across Europe and North Africa. But capacity is down compared with 2011, after the ending of multiple daily flights to Hamburg and Hannover.

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New Route Launch
24th April 2013

airberlin connects Zurich with Naples

airberlin launched twice-weekly flights from Zurich Airport to Naples Airport.

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airberlin launches services from Berlin Tegel to both Warsaw and Chicago O’Hare
27th March 2013

airberlin launches services from Berlin Tegel to both Warsaw and Chicago O’Hare

airberlin commences operations from Berlin Tegel to Chicago O’Hare and Warsaw.

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airberlin launches Madrid from Berlin Tegel as Iberia pulls out
27th February 2013

airberlin launches Madrid from Berlin Tegel as Iberia pulls out

airberlin inaugurates services from Berlin Tegel to Madrid in the wake of Iberia’s withdrawal from the market.

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Kraków Airport: 14% growth in 2012; new terminal in 2014
20th February 2013

Kraków Airport: 14% growth in 2012; new terminal in 2014

Poland’s second largest city and main tourist attraction, Kraków attracted a record nine million visitors in 2012. anna.aero examines the impact of this influx on Kraków Balice, the country’s largest regional airport, in the wake of major infrastructure development.

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New Route Launch
30th January 2013

airberlin expands with routes to Bucharest and Sofia

airberlin adds daily flights to both Bucharest and Sofia to its Berlin Tegel network.

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Have you noticed the astonishing resemblance between the new airberlin CEO, Wolfgang Prock-Schauer, and Egon Spengler, the genius doctor from cult 1980s movie Ghostbusters?
16th January 2013

Will appointment of new airberlin CEO lead to further network changes; more Mediterranean routes to face axe?

“I ain’t afraid of no ghosts!” New airberlin CEO Prock-Schauer has a few network and over-capacity spectres to reduce to slime before he can sleep easily at night.

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Niki Lauda is by far the most successful F1 driver in airline management with Lauda Air (bought by Austrian Airlines in 2000) and NIKI, (bought by airberlin in 2013).
9th January 2013

Niki Lauda quits his airline to focus on F1 again; NIKI dumps Central European routes for Greece and Scandinavia

A decade after its launch, Austrian NIKI sees its founder – Niki Lauda, the three-time Formula 1 World Champion – leave the company to chair the Mercedes Formula 1 team.

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airberlin’s shrinking passenger numbers; which routes have been cut since last summer, and which have been added?
9th August 2012

airberlin: ‘Shape & Size’ – which routes have been cut since last summer, and which have been added?

Among Europe’s biggest airlines the only one carrying fewer passengers than last summer is airberlin. We take a close look at which routes have been dropped from which German airports, and which have been added. And why has one destination in particular has been added from so many airports?

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easyJet and Ryanair planes parked in the Arizona desert 'long stay'.
4th July 2012

Grounding planes in winter improves profitability: The new network planning reality explored among Europe’s airlines

We all know about Ryanair grounding 80 aircraft last winter but by how much did other European LCCs cut their capacity between July 2011 and January 2012? How does this compare with the year before? And how much have Europe’s legacy carriers started to follow this behaviour?

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