Germania (Berlin Schönefeld) has won the tender for the Airbus corporate shuttle service between Hamburg Finkenwerder and Toulouse and has started operating two weekdaily A319-100 services between the two airports in early November replacing OLT - Ostfriesische Lufttransport (Emden) which had previously operated the service with two Fokker 100s. Germania has introduced new scheduled services with its fleet of A319-100s and B737-700s: Bremen-Bourgas: weekly seasonal service between May 25 and October 10 Bremen-Dubrovnik: weekly seasonal service between May 27 and October 12 Bremen-Funchal-Lanzarote-Bremen: weekly seasonal service has started on November 1 Bremen-Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden: weekly seasonal service until January 31 Bremen-Kerkyra: weekly seasonal service between May 29 and October 2 Bremen-Malaga: weekly seasonal service between May 16 and October 17 Bremen-Split: weekly seasonal service between May 23 and October 3 Bremen-Thessaloniki: weekly seasonal service between May 24 and October 4 Dusseldorf Intl-Erbil: weekly service has started on November 3 Dusseldorf Intl-Samsun: weekly seasonal service until March 24 Dusseldorf Intl-Trabzon: weekly seasonal service until March 25 Friedrichshafen-Funchal-Lanzarote-Friedrichshafen: weekly seasonal service has started on November 1 Friedrichshafen-Hurghada: weekly seasonal service has started on November 3 Friedrichshafen- Santa Cruz de La Palma- Las Palmas-Friedrichshafen: weekly seasonal service has started on November 2 Hamburg Fuhlsbüttel-Ankara Esenboga: weekly seasonal service starting on January 13 Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden-Funchal-Lanzarote-Friedrichshafen: weekly seasonal service has started on November 1 Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden- Sharm el Sheikh-Hurghada-Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden: weekly seasonal service has started on November 3 Magdeburg/Cochstedt-Hurghada: weekly seasonal service has started on November 20 Magdeburg/Cochstedt-Las Palmas: weekly seasonal service has started on November 19 Stockholm Arlanda-Sulaymaniyah: weekly service has started on November 3 Germania has acquired charter operator Flynext (Nuremberg) from its founder Hans-Rudolf Wöhrl’s investment company Intro Aviation. The carrier currently operates two A319-100s on behalf of Germania. Germania has however terminated its routes from Dusseldorf Intl to Damascus and from Berlin Tegel to Aleppo and Damascus and has returned its last B737-300s with the aircraft currently awaiting scrapping in Kemble in the UK. It will base an A319-100 in Memmingen next summer season for charter services on behalf of a local tour operator.