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DUTCH AERO GROUP B.V., located at Amsterdam "Schiphol" Airport, was founded by Alberto J. Tijhuis. His mission is to provide new and innovative ideas and personalized services to the aviation industry. And he has come a long way towards fulfilling that mission. 

Our slogan is to provide exceptional customer service and innovative solutions, elegant and yet workable . Each client has different needs and styles of doing business. We are flexible enough to develop a system that works well for the customer.

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Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary – the award-winning interview

anna.aero’s Editor unexpectedly got the chance to have a one-on-one chat in Budapest with Ryanair’s flamboyant CEO. So we gave him an award in recognition of his airline’s contribution to new route development, and in return he gave us some insight into Ryanair’s current network strategy, the impact of volatile fuel prices, and why the airline has returned to Budapest. By Ralph Anker, editor anna.aero, in Budapest At the invitation of Budapest Airport, anna.aero attended yesterday’s announcement of five new routes marking Ryanair’s return to the city after an 18-month absence. The Ryanair CEO agreed to meet anna.aero for a [...]

Cirrus Airlines ceases operations; seven regional niche routes lost

Times are tough for regional airlines in Germany. Former Lufthansa partner Cirrus Airlines grounded its fleet last Friday. How many aircraft and of what type were grounded? Which routes was it serving and which German airports will feel particular pain at the airline’s decision? The latest victim of high fuel prices and a weakened economy in combination with the German aviation tax is that the German regional airline Cirrus Airlines ceased operations at the end of last week and has filed for bankruptcy. The airline, headquartered in Saarbrücken on the German border to France, has now grounded its fleet of [...]

Turkey’s airports report traffic growth of 14.2% in 2011; Turkish Airlines’ passengers up 12%, Pegasus up 32%

Turkey’s air transport market is going from strength to strength. Airport traffic is booming and its two major airlines are both reporting double-digit growth. But which two airports have swopped places in the top 12 rankings? And which airlines have already announced what new routes to and from Turkey this summer? Recently published government statistics show that Turkey’s airports handled over 117 million passengers last year, an increase of over 14% on the figures for 2010. This represents growth of some 47 million passengers in just four years. Since 2007, when the country’s airports handled 70 million passengers, demand has [...]

Air Malta facing increasing competition from Ryanair; passenger numbers down 4% in 2011 on 12 Airbus fleet

How have Air Malta’s passenger numbers developed in recent years, and how seasonal is demand to and from the Mediterranean island. Which are its leading city and country markets? How much of a challenge does Ryanair represent and what have been Air Malta’s key network developments this winter? Air Malta, the national airline of the Mediterranean island of Malta, operates a fleet of 12 narrowbody Airbus aircraft; seven A320s and five A319s. In recent years, the airline has transported between 1.6 and 1.7 million passengers per annum, with passenger numbers in 2011 expected to be down around 4%. The airline [...]

New airline routes launched (17 – 23 January 2012)

Ahead of the major travel holiday the Chinese New Year, five of this week’s 17 new routes are across the Taiwan Strait. But which low-cost airline launched a new route to Baghdad? Which airline now connects two Scandinavian capital airports? And which is the next country market for fast-growing Pegasus Airlines of Turkey? The rest of this week’s new routes