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Back|Luftverkehr: Flughafen erwartet an kommenden Wochenenden viele Reisende
Luftverkehr: Flughafen erwartet an kommenden Wochenenden viele Reisende
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Die Zeit·1 hour ago·Travel·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·View translation

Luftverkehr: Flughafen erwartet an kommenden Wochenenden viele Reisende

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  • Der Hamburger Flughafen erwartet an den kommenden Wochenenden bis zu 55.000 Reisende täglich.
  • Grund sind beginnende Schulferien in Norddeutschland.
  • Der ADAC warnt zudem vor vollen Straßen und Staus.

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Beginnende Schulferien in mehreren norddeutschen Bundesländern sorgen traditionell für hohes Reiseaufkommen.

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Der Hamburger Flughafen erwartet dieses und nächstes Wochenende besonders viele Reisende. Die Betreibergesellschaft des Airports Helmut Schmidt rechnet dieses Wochenende vor allem mit Passagieren aus Schleswig-Holstein. In dem Bundesland schließen die Schulen wie in Niedersachsen und Bremen am Freitag nach Unterrichtsende für zwei Wochen.

In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ist der 15. Oktober der erste Ferientag. Die Hamburger Schüler haben eine Woche später als die Schleswig-Holsteiner frei.Der Flughafen rechnet wie im Vorjahr in der Spitze mit mehr als 55.000 Reisenden an einem einzelnen Tag.

Der Flughafen empfiehlt, mindestens zwei Stunden vor Abflug einzutreffen. Vor allem Reisende, die eine Passkontrolle durchlaufen müssen, sind gebeten, frühzeitig anzureisen. Die Terminals öffnen bis Ende Oktober von 3.15 Uhr an. Die Sicherheitskontrolle ist von 3.30 Uhr an besetzt.

ADAC warnt vor Staus

Der ADAC erwartet, dass zu Beginn der Schulferien in Schleswig-Holstein, Niedersachsen und Bremen die Straßen voll werden. Der ADAC warnt vor Staus auf der A7, der A1 und der A24 und rät Autofahrern, Hamburg großräumig zu umfahren oder mehr Reisezeit einzuplanen.

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  • ?Wie hoch wird das tatsächliche Passagieraufkommen sein?

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This article was originally published by Die Zeit.

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  • Der Hamburger Flughafen erwartet an den kommenden Wochenenden bis zu 55.000 Reisende täglich.
  • Grund sind beginnende Schulferien in Norddeutschland.
  • Der ADAC warnt zudem vor vollen Straßen und Staus.

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