Deutsche and British Airways

Set up in 1999 Deutsche and British Airways folded in 2008. It had a couple of owners - British Airways to start with and Air Berlin later on. They had two hubs at Berlin Tegel International Airport and Munich International Airport.

Deutsche and British Airways History

Deutsche and British Airways was incorporated in March1992 after British Airways bought 49% shares in Delta Air. It started functioning in June that year. Its earliest name was Deutsche BA. The company was wholly bought out in April 1997 after the aviation market in Europe was liberalized. In 2006 the company was bought by Air Berlin but it still worked on its own. The German enterprise was finally disbanded on 30th November 2008.

Deutsche and British Airways Details

Deutsche and British Airways had a couple of hubs – Berlin Tegel International Airport and Munich International Airport. It had a fleet size of 7. Its first parent company was British Airways and later on it was held by Air Berlin.

The head offices of the German carrier were at Munich International Airport in Hallbergmoos, Germany. The budget carrier dealt in both international and domestic flights. It also flew chartered planes to several destinations in North Africa and Europe. This was done on behalf of other service providers.