Fraport AG Expects Passenger Figures To Rebound Soon Frankfurt (ots) - Traffic figures for July show that Frankfurt Airport (FRA) received about 4.6 million passengers, or 5.7 percent fewer than in July 2001. The growth in passenger figures expected in the third quarter of 2002 has not yet materialized, ...
Frankfurt, Germany (ots) - New Line Provides Fast Link Between Rhine-Ruhr and Frankfurt/Rhine-Main Regions With the inauguration of more InterCity Express (ICE) train services and a new high-speed rail line to Germany's most populated region, Frankfurt Airport (FRA) continues to strengthen its ...
Sign of positive development of traffic figures; Fraport AG's Dr. Wilhelm Bender: "Clear indicator for the expected recovery of the global economy." Frankfurt, Germany (ots) - In June 2002, 4.4 million passengers traveled through Frankfurt Airport (FRA), 4.7 percent less than in the same month last year. The main reason for the prevailing standoffish demand for ...
Details on Value Management Program "WM 2005 - Creating Future Values" Frankfurt, Germany (ots) - Management and employees of the company operating Frankfurt Airport intend to contribute to a sustainable increase of the value of the company. The name of the new Group-wide project is "WM (Value Management) 2005 - Creating Future Values" which was initiated by Fraport AG in autumn 2001 and will continue to 2005. The ...
Positive Conclusion of the Regional Planning Procedure Creates Optimism; "FRA Remains Our Main Partner" Says Lufthansa's Weber Frankfurt, Germany (ots) - Frankfurt Airport's (FRA) traffic figures show that May 2002 was the best month so far this year. Some 4.2 million passengers used FRA in May 2002, only 1.3 ...
Frankfurt, Germany (ots) - Airfreight continued to stabilize In April 2002, passenger figures at Frankfurt Airport (FRA) did not continue the clearly improving trend seen in previous months. Some 3.9 million passengers used Germany's busiest airport last month, 6.5 percent less than in April 2001. One reason for standoffish demand for flights and package tours continued to be the sluggish economic development ...
Frankfurt Airport (ots) - owned and managed by Fraport AG Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide - also recorded a continuing recovery in demand for passenger traffic in March 2002. With a total of 4.0 million passengers in the third month of the year, FRA registered a 3.9 percent decline in passenger traffic compared to the corresponding month in 2001. However, March 2001 was an exceptionally strong month with a ...
99 Scheduled Passenger Airlines Serve 289 Destinations in 102 Countries per Week Frankfurt/Main (ots) - Following the recent light decline in traffic, Fraport AG Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide reports a gradual increase in demand as well as a related and continuing increase in the number of flight ...
Frankfurt/Main, Germany (ots) - Frankfurt Airport (FRA) continues to experience a clear recovery in passenger traffic demand. Some 3.3 million passengers used Germany's largest airport in February 2002. Although this is a 3.2 percent minus over the same month in 2001, the traffic drop is shrinking continuously. In November and December 2001, Fraport AG still ...
Frankfurt (ots) - The collapse in international aviation after September 11 also affected Germany's largest airport, but the decline in traffic figures was lower than first feared. Frankfurt Airport (airport code = FRA) welcomed about 48.6 million passengers in 2001, only 1.6 percent less than in the previous year. Handling almost 1.5 million metric tons in 2001, ...
Frankfurt/Main, Germany (ots) - At the IATA flight scheduling conference, airline slot applications for German airports for the 2002 summer timetable showed a considerable concentration on Germany's major hub-airports Frankfurt and Munich. This is obviously a result of the airlines' economic consolidation measures. Claus Ulrich, the Flight Scheduling Coordinator of ...
MCH Messe Schweiz (Basel) AG / MCH Group
Focus on state-of-the-art transport technology Basel (ots) - One could almost say 'The AlpTransit starts in Basle', because the two trade shows, which are returning to the Messe Basel exhibition centre after a three-year break, will be showing precisely the technology required for the new transport links. ...