Kurt Hofmann is a correspondent for Air Transport World, writing for publications such as Aviation Week Network and The Travelers Club. With a focus on the aviation industry, Kurt covers a wide range of topics including airline operations, industry trends, and key developments in the global air transport sector.
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Kurt Hofmann's articles predominantly cover press releases, private sector announcements, and government announcements within the transportation & logistics industry. His focus is primarily on aviation-related topics such as airlines, air travel, and international routes.
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By: Kurt Hofmann
Qatar Airways has expressed confidence it will complete its ambitious modification work with internet provider Starlink.
Emirates Airline is adding more aircraft to its refurbishment program in response to ongoing aircraft delivery delays.
By: Kurt Hofmann
VIENNA—Austrian Airlines reported solid third quarter (Q3) results but sees issues ahead, such as the growing advantage held by Chinese carriers coupled with high costs in Austrian's main markets.
By: Kurt Hofmann
Austrian Airlines reported solid third-quarter results but sees issues ahead, such as the growing advantage held by Chinese carriers in Europe.
By: Kurt Hofmann
Berlin's aviation taxes, combined with ambitious SAF regulations and competition from Chinese carriers, has engendered fear among airline employees in Germany.
Despite aircraft delivery delays and Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan (GTF) engine-related groundings, Turkish Airlines expects to operate a fleet of around 530 aircraft in 2025.
Croatia Airlines says significant base maintenance delays have affected its financial results by limiting aircraft availability and third-party work for other airlines.
By: Kurt Hofmann
Hungary-based Wizz Air is reporting a drop in profit for its fiscal first half as the ULCC forecasts an improvement in the ongoing impact from
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