Schauinsland‑Reisen looks to sell majority stakes in Sundair and Fly Air 41
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- Schauinsland‑Reisen is evaluating the sale of its 85% stake in Sundair and its 51% stake in Fly Air 41, according to a recent report.
- The tour operator closed the 2024/25 tourist year with 2.05 million customers and €2.9 billion in consolidated revenue, while Sundair, which flies to the Canary Islands and Mallorca, has adopted a new brand image that reflects Schauinsland‑Reisen’s identity.
- Sundair is scheduled to operate flights from Berlin‑Brandenburg to Gran Canaria and Tenerife in the winter 2026/27 season.
Why it matters
Divesting its airline holdings could reshape Schauinsland‑Reisen’s asset base and affect capacity on popular leisure routes.
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