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Azur Air Germany outsources its operations

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Azur Air Germany (Dusseldorf) has returned it last aircraft (the pictured D-AZUG). Its Berlin station has also been reportedly shut down.

The airline is blaming staff shortages.

As a temporary measure, the German airline has announced is now outsourcing some of its operations to other sub-service carriers including Onur Air.

The German airline started operations on July 4, 2017 for tour operator Anex Tour.

The future of the company remains unclear.