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.
If you are looking to reach out to Kurt with a pitch, consider providing insights or access related to major developments within the aviation industry. This could include new route launches, airline partnerships or alliances, aircraft orders or deliveries, labor issues impacting airlines' operations (such as strikes), and significant disruptions in airline operations.
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By: Kurt Hofmann
VIENNA—Wizz Air's 2025 growth strategy is counting on the delivery of 30 new aircraft as the carrier's Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan (GTF) engine-related
By: Kurt Hofmann
A look behind the scenes at Qatar Airways Technic's facilities at Doha Hamad International Airport.
By: Kurt Hofmann
Turkish Airlines plans to operate a dedicated configured Airbus A350-1000 fleet on its Australian network.
LCC easyJet is launching 27 new routes from Italy, offering more than 1.5 million extra seats in the coming 2025 summer season.
By: Kurt Hofmann
The latest political developments in Syria—such as the collapse of the regime of Bashar al-Assad, which led to a halt of commercial flights—resulted in the closure of Syrian airspace Dec. 8.
Air Congo has launched operations with two Boeing 737-800s serving domestic markets, starting with seven airports within the DRC.
Dublin-based Aer Lingus has taken delivery of its first two Airbus A321XLRs from the Airbus production site in Hamburg.
Wizz Air will now operate from both Bucharest airports, in addition to a Polish route expansion.
By: Kurt Hofmann
IATA Director General Willie Walsh outlined the latest situation with global supply chain slowdown, engine problems, and aircraft delivery delays during the IATA Global Media in Geneva.
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