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Lufthansa City Airlines, a new low-cost airline, will make its first flight on June 26, focusing on connecting flights for its parent company from hubs in Frankfurt and Munich. According to Euronews, Bulgaria is among its destinations. The airline will start flights this month to Berlin, Bremen, Cologne Bonn, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, and Hanover.

The Burgas Airport will be closed for a month due to the need for repair work. This was announced by the company concessionaire of the airport.

The Irish Supreme Court has blocked the strike of the Ryanair pilots scheduled for tomorrow and again in Dublin.

The airline welcomed the decision and urged pilots to return to negotiations and to resolve any disagreements without disrupting the flight schedule.

A British court decision is also expected today to postpone the protest by pilots in Britain.

Low-cost carrier Ryanair announced on Thursday a new route from Athens to London's Luton airport, which will be part of the company's winter 2018 schedule with three flights per week.

A number of passengers received medical attention after a Ryanair flight from Dublin to Croatia was forced to make an emergency landing in Germany.

The flight to the coastal city of Zadar landed at Frankfurt-Hahn airport at around 11.30pm due to an in-flight depressurisation.

Oxygen masks were deployed and a "controlled descent" was initiated.

Turkish Airlines on March 1 announced its London, Edinburgh and Dublin-bound flights out of Istanbul were canceled due to heavy snowfall in the destinations. 

Frankfurt Airport, the largest in Germany, canceled 170 flights due to snow, said the Associated Press.

According to Eurostat data, “Elefterios Venizelos” International Airport in Athens has recorded the highest passenger transit increase in Europe for 2015. The figures show that 19.1% more travellers passed through “Eleftherios Venizelos” last year, compared to 2014, with Luton and Dublin terminals coming in second and third with a +17% and +14.1% rise, respectively.

The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair announced on Tuesday that it will be operating two new daily winter services from the Bulgarian capital to Rome Ciampino and Milan Malpensa starting from October 30.

With the latest two additions, the winter 2016 schedule of Ryanair will deliver six new routes from Sofia.

Low-cost airline Ryanair has announced it will be offering flights to Brussels and Dublin from Sofia from the autumn of 2016.

There will be a daily flight to Brussels Charleroi airport (EUR 19.99 one-way) and three flights per week to Dublin (EUR 29.99), starting November of this year.