Airport-News

“This new flight connection means that passengers can now reach one of Europe's most important urban centres quickly and easily from Dortmund.”

Since Sunday, Dortmund Airport has connected the Ruhr region with another two attractive destinations in Eastern Europe: several weekly flights to Wroclaw in Poland and Târgu Mureș in Romania have now returned to the programme from Dortmund.

The summer season is beginning at Dortmund Airport with the first warm days and the clocks going forward next weekend. The summer flight schedule is valid from 29 March to 25 October 2026 and will delight travel enthusiasts with a broad selection of 38 destinations in 18 countries.

Dortmund Airport and North Rhine-Westphalia will officially welcome the Easter holidays next weekend.

The airport's Management Board used today's meeting of the Supervisory Board of Flughafen Dortmund GmbH to present the preliminary annual result for 2025 to the members of the Supervisory Board.

All roads lead to Rome, and now directly from Dortmund Airport as well. The airport is delighted to announce that the Italian capital will return as an integral part of the route network from 25 October 2026.

Dortmund Airport is expanding its portfolio of destinations to include yet another capital city connection: today’s first flight marks the official start of the direct route to Bratislava.

Connecting Dortmund with Dolce Vita: Wizz Air is adding another major European city to its Dortmund flight schedule, starting 25 October 2026.

Dortmund Airport reflects on a successful 2025, once again recording rising traffic figures. Last year, 3,242,569 passengers used the Ruhr area airport.

At the beginning of the year, there's cause for celebration at Dortmund Airport: On January 5th, Wizz Air started flights between Dortmund and the Serbian city of Niš.