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To improve the situation for passengers at Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport, the Ministry of Transport will provide around 2.4 million euros at short notice. The Ministry of Transport will provide around 2.4 million euros at short notice so that the situation for passengers will be better. The aim is that in the future as few standing bows will have to look after their planes. The fastest possible improvements 27 percent more traffic volume compared to the previous year, too few staff, short-term illness cases and a luggage technology, which sometimes does not work reliably: Around 700 passengers at Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport had a bumpy travel start in the first half of 2025. , Ministerial Director in the Ministry of Transport (VM), said: Even if this affects just 0.14 percent of the departing passengers, every single case is understandably extremely annoying for those affected. Therefore, something has to happen here. And we want to support the airport as much as possible by providing the funds for a new and reliable technology in the medium term. Specifically, the country helps with the procurement of two other control traces and a multi -stage travel baggage control system (MRKA). The Ministry of Transport will provide a total of 2.4 million euros for this. Since the award procedures and the production are complex, it must be expected at around six months. Two additional signs of control The two other control tracks are procured by the procurement. The cost of around 1.4 million euros will initially be borne by the VM. The RPS will initially take over the personnel costs for the occupation of the control tracks. However, both are ultimately refinanced via the air safety fee. Trail control system The luggage control system is obtained by the RPS and the costs of around one million euros are borne by the VM. Refinancing is also done via the. The new MRKA will remedy a traffic jam in check-in and thus the first problem point for delays. New statutory starting position since 2024 The fact that the country is being financially stepped in this form for the first time is a result of changed framework conditions. So far, there has been an agreement between the federal and state governments that the federal government extends the procurement and pre -financing of the air safety control technology, but the federal government has terminated this agreement in autumn 2024. Therefore, the country is now in pre -financing the 2.4 million euros. As before with the federal government, these costs are taken into account when calculating the air security fee and also refinanced by them. Minister Supports Application for Airport Coordination The Airport submitted an application to the Federal Ministry of Transport by a letter from May on the airport as a flight plan -mediated airport - with effect on the 2026 summer flight schedule. By law of the Federation of the Airport, the Airport is included in the list of airports mediated and the coordination sets are proposed by the coordination. The aim of this legal basis is that the airport can speak to the airlines airline, so that departure times can be equalized. In a letter, State Transport Minister Patrick Schnieder asked to stand up for prioritized processing: I am convinced that the regularly occurring overloads at Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport could be remedied via an effective airport. Further measures are also taken. With the help of a pool of control forces and a reserve of staffing, disease -related bottlenecks is to be mitigated. The airport takes measures to better pass through the passenger current on site.
