Airline Makes Debut in Bavaria, Expands to Mediterranean Region Soon
The upcoming winter flight schedule is set to see some exciting changes, with a new airline, Sundair, planning to operate flights from Nuremberg Airport for the first time. Starting October 28, 2025, Sundair will launch a weekly direct flight from Nuremberg to Beirut, Lebanon, every Tuesday[1].
Sundair, a charter airline based in Stralsund, is also planning to establish a connection between Nuremberg and Beirut. As of now, tickets for the Nuremberg to Beirut flight are available online starting at 170 euros[4]. The departure time for this flight is 13:00, with the return flight departing from Beirut at 18:45 (local time), arriving back in Nuremberg at 22:05[2][3]. The flight duration for this route is approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes, while the return flight duration is 4 hours and 20 minutes[5].
Albrecht Dürer Airport (Nuremberg Airport) has not yet commented on Sundair's plans[6]. However, it's worth noting that airports in Bavaria are currently planning their winter flight schedules. Additionally, European destinations will be served more frequently in the winter flight schedule[7].
Interestingly, another well-known airline, Eurowings, will also introduce a new weekly flight from Nuremberg to Erbil, Iraq, beginning November 4, 2025, as part of its winter schedule expansion[3][5]. However, Sundair is the specifically mentioned "new" airline starting a direct route from Nuremberg in the winter season.
Sundair is also planning to operate flights from Hannover to Beirut, Lebanon[8]. More details about the frequency and number of flights Sundair plans to operate between Nuremberg and Beirut are yet to be announced. The flight times for the potential flights between Nuremberg and Beirut are not specified in the article.
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With Sundair entering the market, travelers seeking a change in lifestyle can now look forward to discovering Beirut, Lebanon, as the airline plans to operate a weekly flight from Nuremberg Airport, starting October 28, 2025. This new route offers an exciting opportunity for those interested in travel and experiencing different cultures.
