Bremen Airport (Hans Koschnick) BRE / EDDW

Ramp/aircraft handling, baggage and passenger handling at Bremen; 100% subsidiary of Flughafen Bremen GmbH. Direct apron access.

Landside/passenger handling: check-in (counters 1-17) and boarding, load control and ramp supervision for scheduled carriers (e.g. AF, KLM Cityhopper, Lufthansa, Ryanair, Turkish). 51% owned by Flughafen Bremen GmbH. Dispatch freq 131.785 MHz.

Business/general-aviation FBO handling for crew, passengers and aircraft at Bremen; listed as one of AHS Executive's German stations. Shares AHS Bremen contact/frequency (131.785 MHz).

AVGAS 100LL and Jet A1 are available for general aviation at Bremen via tank truck (ordered through the GA marshaller). 'Esso' appears only in a stale (2013) pilot-database fuel entry; the current into-plane brand/operator is not published, so the Esso attribution is not independently corroborated. Fuel availability itself is confirmed.

Airport operates its own aircraft de-icing organisation (de-icing officer/Winter-Programm-Manager role, rosters, training, airline de-icing contracts) following Lufthansa Technik's Bremen line-station closure at end of 2021. Winter season.

Line and AOG support for business jets at Bremen with a 24/7 technical AOG hotline (•••). · 24/7 AOG

Business Aviation Center Bremen (opened 2009): EASA Part 145 maintenance and FAA Approved Repair Station with CAMO; authorised service centre for Embraer Executive Jets, Cessna Citation, Beechcraft and Williams International engines; structure, avionics, electronics and interior shops; hangar with 18 business-aircraft parking slots at Hanna-Kunath-Strasse 18.

Landing gear shop — inspection, overhaul and 6-year strip/NDT/repaint cycle for King Air, Premier I/IA, Baron, Bonanza, Citation 525/560XL, Hawker 400XP/400A and Embraer Executive Jets gear; holds Part-145 C14 Landing Gear class rating at its Bremen station per AAS's own EASA/LBA capability list (Cert. DE.145.0017).

Avionics / instrument shop — flight-instrument bench with 1,000+ instruments on its capability list; avionics install/repair/exchange up to autopilot and weather-radar level, 406MHz ELT programming, ADS-B upgrades, attitude-indicator and static/pitot testing, FAA mobile exam service for transponders/altimeters; holds Part-145 C13 Instruments class rating at its Bremen station (broader avionics/comms-nav class letter unconfirmed).

Electrical / battery shop — repair, overhaul and modification of aircraft batteries (Gill, Marathon, Saft, Concorde lead-acid/NiCad types) and emergency power supplies (L3, Avtech); holds Part-145 C5 Electrical Power & Lights class rating at its Bremen station.

Interiors / cabin / seat shop — seat and couch reupholstery (leather/cloth/fur), cushion and belt repair, carpets/curtains/deck-panel work, galley installation and refinishing, leather and wood restoration; confirmed offered from the Bremen location.

Composite / structures / component shop — Airbus's own in-house repair centre in Stuhr, roughly 10km south of Bremen Airport (previously misattributed in some sources to contractor GKN Aerospace; current German press, Apr-May 2026, confirms it is operated directly by Airbus); repairs damaged aircraft parts sent in from across Europe, from small items like tank caps up to large landing flaps, for tyre-burst, hail, lightning-strike and impact damage; services over 1,200 different component types with 500+ components repaired per year, widely reported as the only facility of its kind in Europe; class rating unconfirmed.

Aircraft interior cleaning plus building and glass cleaning at the airport.

Apron ground service equipment supporting aircraft processing and baggage/passenger transport.

Air freight and cargo handling: truck load/unload, air-cargo security screening, ULD/pallet build-up, video-monitored freight hall with refrigerated storage (-18C to +7C). Published cargo line ••• / ••• (Hanna-Kunath-Str. 14, 28199 Bremen).

Cargo handling including dangerous-goods packaging; 100% subsidiary of Flughafen Bremen GmbH.

Personnel and goods/cargo screening under EU aviation-security regulation 2015/1998; over 230 security-vetted staff; aviation-security supervision of third-party contractors.

Passenger and baggage transport between aircraft and terminal as part of ramp handling.

Terminal/information-desk and security-checkpoint assistance, plus PRM (reduced-mobility) passenger assistance with specialised vehicles.

Passenger-service counter functions (ticketing, baggage tracing, UM/special assistance) typical of AHS stations; specific service-counter scope at Bremen not independently confirmed.

Executive/VIP crew and passenger services and fuel arrangement for GA movements.

General-aviation marshalling on Apron 2, follow-me/escort to GA exit at Gate 1, and ordering of fuel for GA movements.