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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Air_BerlinAir Berlin - Wikipedia

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   Air Berlin was a major German airline that operated from 1978 to 2017. It started as an American charter airline in West Berlin and became a German-owned company after reunification, competing with Lufthansa and joining Oneworld alliance.

2. simpleflying.com › air-berlin-historyWhat Led To The Collapse Of Air Berlin? - Simple Flying

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   However, after 15 years of operating from Germany, Air Berlin went on a downward spiral. Between 2006 and 2016, the company’s profits continued to slump. While turnover increased each year, thanks to more passengers being served, the costs were too much to handle. In 2006, Air Berlin reported a respectable €40.1 million ($44.51 million) profit, but...

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   This would become a familiar feeling for the business as seven of the following eight years saw them in the red. In 2011, Etihadincreased its shares in Air Berlin from 2.99% to 29.1%, giving the Abu Dhabi firm the biggest share among investors. This gave the airline a glimmer of hope as it reported a profit of €6.8 million ($7.55 million) in 2012. ...

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   Etihad remained hopeful of the partnership with Air Berlin. It was continuing to publicly promote its relationship with the carrier. Yet, in 2016, Air Berlin was in debt to the tune of €781.9 million ($867.83 million). Etihad, understandably, became frustrated with the situation and stopped financially supporting the airline. A €150 million ($176.1...

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   Etihad and Air Berlin have since been in a €2 billion ($2.2 billion) lawsuit due to complications of the bankruptcy. Along with this, Air Berlin had been reported attempting to force passengers to pay for canceled flightsafter the demise. Last year, it was confirmed that Etihad won a court battle after. Air Berlin's insolvency administrator claimed...

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   Air Berlin was a German airline that ceased operations in 2017 due to financial issues and escalating costs. Learn about its origins, struggles, and aftermath, as well as the impact on the aviation industry in Europe.

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4. www.ft.com › content › d6a0436f-f19f-3280-bd6e-c924Air Berlin turns to Lufthansa and German govt after filing ...

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   Aug 15, 2017 · Air Berlin has filed for insolvency and is in discussions with Lufthansa and the German government to rescue parts of its business, after its largest shareholder Etihad said it would not...

5. simpleflying.com › the-rise-and-fall-of-air-berlinThe Rise And Fall Of Air Berlin - Simple Flying

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   Jun 24, 2021 · Learn about the rise and fall of Air Berlin, a German airline that started as a leisure carrier in 1978 and ended as an insolvent company in 2017. Explore its history, milestones, challenges, and impact on the aviation industry.

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   How long has Air Berlin been in business?

   • Air Berlin first commenced operations 49 years and was an influential force in aviation until it ceased operations just four years ago. There were plenty of ups and downs along the way for the carrier. Here’s a look at the airline’s key milestones over the decades.

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   Is Air Berlin a German company?

   • In 1991, Air Berlin (which had 90 employees at the time) was restructured as Air Berlin GmbH & Co. Luftverkehrs KG, a German-registered company, with several German investors joining Kim Lundgren, the original founder, thereby bringing the ownership in line with German foreign-control requirements.

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   What happened to Air Berlin?

   • In March 2013 Air Berlin announced the closure of its seasonal hub for leisure destinations at Nuremberg Airport. Only ten year-round direct routes remained. On 24 September 2014, Air Berlin cancelled the remaining 15 orders for their Boeing 787s as well as 18 remaining orders for Boeing 737-800s as part of their restructuring programme.

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   Who founded Air Berlin USA?

   • The outfit was founded by former Pan Am captain Kim Lundgren with other former airline figures back in 1978. Going by the name of Air Berlin USA, the Lelco subsidiary sought to provide charter flights from Berlin Tegel to Mediterranean hot spots.

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7. airberlingroup.comairberlin group – Homepage

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   airberlin, Germany's second largest airline, flies all over the world and offers passengers an extensive route network and first class service.

8. skift.com › 2017/08/16 › air-berlins-slow-collapseAir Berlin’s Slow Collapse Into Bankruptcy, Explained - Skift

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   Aug 16, 2017 · Air Berlin, Germany's second-largest airline, filed for bankruptcy in 2017 after losing money for years and losing its main investor, Etihad Airways. The collapse of Air Berlin could affect the European aviation market, as Lufthansa, Ryanair, and others compete for its assets and routes.

9. www.airberlin-inso.de › faqairberlin Verfahrensinformationsportal

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   Frequently Asked Questions. Creditors of the Air Berlin Group receive information about the current procedural status and answers to frequently asked questions at www.airberlin-inso.de. Additionally, creditors have the opportunity to register on the website with their address data - later also with their claim registration form.

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