Jens Flottau is the Executive Editor of Commercial Aviation at Aviation Week Network. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, with a focus on commercial and private airlines, as well as telecommunications in transportation and mobility. Jens has been featured in Aviation Week Network and Travel Trade Today Ltd.
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Jens Flottau's coverage overwhelmingly focuses on the aviation industry, emphasizing press releases and government announcements. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights into upcoming commercial aircraft developments, major airline news and events such as airshows.
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Flights from Melbourne to Los Angeles and from Los Angeles to Toulouse rank high in the world of long-distance travel in their own right.
By: Helen Massy-Beresford, Jens Flottau
EasyJet faces deadlines for Apollo and Castlelake bids, with ownership rules and consolidation shaping the future of the UK low-cost carrier.
By: Jens Flottau
FRANKFURT— Lufthansa is considering further cuts to its European network and is implementing short-term cost reduction measures as the airline
Europe's big airline groups signaled that they expect the second half of the year to be tricky to navigate after their first-half results revealed the effects of the Middle East crisis on their activities.
FRANKFURT— Lufthansa has joined Emirates with plans to reject early-built Boeing 777Xs, the company's CEO Carsten Spohr confirmed.
Editors discuss the long-awaited certification of the Boeing 737-7, the MAX type with the longest range, and also explore how airlines are coping after a tumultuous first-half.
BFU confirms Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 suffered a tail strike during takeoff at Munich, causing damage and requiring fuel dumping before landing.
Aug. 19 was a good day for Lufthansa Airlines CEO Jens Ritter. Just before noon he walked into Frankfurt Airport's A concourse and greeted passengers of Lufthansa flight 714 at the gate.
