The Board of Airline Representatives in Germany (BARIG) has announced a new partnership with Hannover Airport, the only international commercial airport in Lower Saxony. This collaboration aims to improve operational processes, particularly in enhancing passenger experience and ground services. Michael Hoppe, BARIG Chairman and Executive Director, emphasised the importance of cooperation between airlines and airport operators, stating, "Further optimising operations will benefit all parties involved, especially our airlines' passengers."
Hannover Airport, with its 24-hour operating licence, plays a crucial role in northern Germany's air transport network. In 2025, it handled approximately 5.3 million passengers and offers over 60 direct destinations, including popular holiday spots and major cities. The airport also serves as a hub for cargo, police helicopters, and emergency services.
Dr. Martin Roll, CEO of Hannover Airport, highlighted the significance of this partnership in the context of the aviation industry's evolving landscape. "As BARIG partner, we look forward to exchanging valuable experience and expertise with airline representatives from around the world to drive further improvements," he said. This collaboration is expected to set the groundwork for future success in the aviation sector.
BARIG, representing over 100 national and international airlines, continues to work towards improving conditions in the German aviation industry, fostering dialogue with key stakeholders to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability
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