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.
A different approach to career counseling - on March 6, 2020, Michael Hoppe, Executive Director of BARIG, was guest at the UAS fireside reception hosted by Prof. Dr. Karl-Rudolf Rupprecht and...
• Third Regional Dialogue Air Freight
• Sustainability in Air Freight Logistics
Networking in a welcoming atmosphere – over fifty representatives of airlines and business partners of the BARIG Community gathered for the eighth annual BARIG Spring Brunch.
Congested airports and long passenger processing and waiting times could soon become an issue of the past. Advanced automated identity management systems present a modern vision of airports where...
The Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences (Frankfurt UAS) and the Board of Airline Representatives in Germany (BARIG) are now partners. As BARIG’s first “Academic Partnership,”...
- Focus Issue: BARIG voices clear demands on German Politics
- Alternative Fuels: Hopes pinned on “Power-to-Liquid”
- Single European Sky: Climate protection on European...
Amadeus, a leading travel technology and service provider for airlines and the global travel industry, is a new business partner of BARIG (Board of Airline Representatives in Germany). Through this...
- BARIG Full Board: Great indignation over German politics
- Happy Birthday KLM
- Actively representing BARIG‘s members
- Modern and fast security checks urgently needed
Pictures of the BARIG Full Board Meeting in Frankfurt am Main
BARIG criticizes massive air traffic tax increase: weakening of Germany as an air traffic location, lack of earmarking impedes effective climate protection
