Aviation dialogue - not only with the media: BARIG strives for the improvement of political, economical and environmental framework conditions for all operating member airlines in Germany.
The airline association is the key contact for media, politics and the industry and their institutions. Through press releases, statements and newsletters BARIG informs about current industry developments and takes positions towards location issues, infrastructure costs, noise abatements and environmental issues.
It is happening - soon: Current developments on the Corona-Warning-App of the German government are progressing rapidly and the application could be launched in just a few weeks. The app is...
• Air travel between Germany and numerous European countries can be resumed as of June 15, 2020
• Arrangements with further countries worldwide must now ensue
• The flying experience will change in the face of Corona
• Airlines, airport operators, and authorities implement health-protective measures and guidelines
•...
A historic moment for the Board of Airline Representatives in Germany (BARIG) - for the first time in the history of the association representing the joint interests of more than 100 German,...
• Gradual removal of travel restrictions improves the transport of goods and enables people to reconnect with friends and relatives abroad
• Bilateral arrangements also with...
The past long weeks of rigid travel restrictions due to the Covid-19 virus have severely affected the entire aviation and travel industry. A ‘take-off team’ consisting of several...
Whether on land, on the rails, or in the air, a functioning infrastructure and mobility across modes of transport is crucial to the system as it secures the basic supply of goods, economic...
Given the structural significance of mobility, the inevitable resumption of public life and the necessary restart of economic activities is inconceivable without a gradual normalization of all...
• Fair solution for all parties involved
• Reimbursement obligation must be temporarily suspended
• Secure future must be ensured by the EU
• COVID-19-pandemic poses a high liquidity threat to the aviation industry
• Reimbursement obligation must be temporarily suspended
