Hahn Air
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Callsign ROOSTER |
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| Headquarters |  Dreieich, Germany |
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| Website: http://www.hahnair.com/ | ||
Hahn Air is an airline based in Dreieich, near Frankfurt, Germany. All its flights are operated by partner airlines, in either codeshare or wet lease scenarios. Hahn Air also operates executive charter services.[1]
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[edit] History
The airline was established on 1 January 1994 as SAL Airlines and was restructured in 2000 . It later adopted the name Hahn Air and then Südwestflug, before reverting to the Hahn Air name in 2002 .[citation needed]
In November 2006 , the airline successfully implemented the Amadeus Ticketing Platform (ATP) and as a result Hahn Air is able to offer a complete e-ticketing solution, including worldwide distribution. It will now start to develop interline e-ticketing agreements with the 200 plus airlines with which it currently has interline agreements, to offer them full e-ticketing capability.[2]
[edit] Destinations
While an IATA member airline, HahnAir deos not actually operate any flights. All flights are operated by other airlines either as wet-lease or codeshare flights. [3]
Hahn Air has been specializing in providing distribution servies to more than 200 small- and medium-sized airlines. 70.000 IATA agencies can ticket their partner airlines' services using the Hahn Air document in more than 75 countries.
[edit] Fleet
Hahn Air uses a Cessna Citation for executive charter services.[1]
[edit] References
- ^ a b Hahn Air website retrieved 25 May 2007
- ^ Amadeus 7 November 2007
- ^ Hahn Air Lines - Scheduled Services
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