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Terminal-Info Stand: 13.10.2017 Fluggesellschaften am Flughafen Airline Code Terminal Halle Schalter Terminal Hall Counter 51-461 Adria Airways JP A Lufthansa Aegean Airlines A3 B 660-662 Aer Lingus EI E 904-905 Aeroflot SU D 805-808 Air Algérie AH E 952-954 Air Arabia Maroc 3O D 851-853 Air Astana KC C 770-772 Air Canada AC B 674-677 Air China CA B 516-524 Air Europa UX E 912-914 Air France AF D 801-804 Air India AI B 501-505 Air Malta KM C 734-736 Air Moldova MLD E 902-903 Air Namibia SW E 917-920 Air Serbia JU E 950-951 airBaltic BT D 886-887 Alitalia AZ C 720-722 American Airlines AA E 959-968 ANA NH B 678-681 Asiana Airlines OZ C 708-718 Austrian 51-461 Airlines OS A Lufthansa Azores Airlines S4 E 911-913 Belavia B2 D 819-820 51-461 bmi regional BM A Lufthansa British Airways BA E 907-910 Bulgaria Air FB C 701-702 Cathay Pacific CX E 915-920 China Airlines CI D 813-820 China Eastern Airlines MU D 851-856 China Southern Airlines CZ D 815-820 COBALT CO E 912-914 752-753, Condor DE C 773-785 Corendon Dutch Airlines CND E 952-954 Croatia 51-461 Airlines OU A Lufthansa CSA Czech Airlines OK D 858 Delta DL D 841-854 51-461 EgyptAir MS A Lufthansa EL AL LY C 791-795 Emirates EK E 992-999 Ethiopian Airlines ET B 510-514 Etihad Airways EY B 543-548 Eurowings EW B Finnair AY E 980-982 FlyEgypt FEG D 883-885 Freebird Airlines FHY E 950-952 Gulf Air GF D 883-885 Iberia IB E 901-903 Icelandair FI E 956-958 IranAir IR C 706-710 Iraqi Airways IA E 962-964 JAL Japan Airlines JL D 816-820 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines KL D 801-804 Korean Air KE D 841-847 Kuwait Airways KU D 894-899 LATAM Airlines LA C 760-766 LATAM Airlines JJ C 760-766 LOT Polish 51-461 Airlines LO A Lufthansa Lufthansa LH A 51-461 Lufthansa LH B 51-461 MEA Middle East Airlines ME B 510-515 Montenegro Airlines YM D 884-885 NIKI HG B 537-539 Oman Air WY C 746-750 Pegasus Airlines PC E 966-968 Qatar Airways QR C 734-741 Royal Air Maroc AT D 812-814 Royal Jordanian Airlines RJ E 986-988 Ryanair FR E 941-948 SAS Scandinavian 51-461 Airlines SK A Lufthansa Saudia SV D 847-850 Singapore Airlines SQ C 713-719 Small Planet Airlines LLX D 888-890 Somon Air SZ D 852-853 South African Airways SA B 659, 672-675 SunExpress XQ D wechselnd SunExpress Deutschland XG D wechselnd 51-461 SWISS LX A Lufthansa TAP Air Portugal TP B 682-684 TAROM RO D 880-881 Thai Airways International TG C 743-750 TUI fly X3 D 861-868 Tunisair TU B 537-539 Turkish Airlines TK B 664-671 Turkmenistan Airlines TUA D 883-885 UIA Ukraine International Airlines PS D 841-843 United Airlines UA B 501-506 Uzbekistan Airways HY D 897-899 Vietnam Airlines VN D 886-895 Wizz Air WZZ E 904-905 WOW air WW D 861-863 Zeichenerkärung: Airline bietet einen Vorabend Check-in an Airline bietet den Check-in am Fernbahnhof (AIRail Check-in) an.

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SATA Internacional | Azores Airlines
1. - Azores Airlines 2018 - Azores Airlines 1 Índice Sobre o Relatório 3 Mensagem do Conselho de Administração 4 Indicadores-Chave 5 Principais acontecimentos 7 A SATA Gestão Internacional – Azores Airlines 8 Governance 11 Envolvente externa 15 Estratégia 20 Diálogo com stakeholders 28 A. Desempenho Económico 32 B. Desempenho Social 49 C. Desempenho Ambiental 56 Aplicação de Resultados 60 Anexos 61 2 Sobre o Relatório Mantendo um ciclo de reporte anual, este é já o sétimo Relatório Integrado publicado pela SATA Internacional – Azores Airlines. Esta publicação visa comunicar, a todos os stakeholders , o desempenho financeiro, social e ambiental da Empresa. O Relatório incide sobre a atividade da SATA Internacional – Azores Airlines durante o ano de 2018 - referente ao período de 1 de janeiro a 31 de dezembro - abrangendo, sempre que possível, informação relativa a anos anteriores para avaliar e acompanhar a evolução do desempenho da Empresa. Os conteúdos apresentados abrangem o desempenho individual da SATA Internacional – Azores Airlines. À semelhança de anos anteriores, o Relatório foi elaborado de acordo com as orientações do International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) e, em matéria de sustentabilidade, com as Diretrizes de Elaboração de Relatórios de Sustentabilidade da Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) . Verificação externa Os dados do desempenho financeiro apresentados foram sujeitos a verificação externa independente pela PricewaterhouseCoopers & Associados - Sociedade de Revisores Oficiais de Contas, Lda.. Contactos Para esclarecimentos adicionais sobre a informação publicada neste Relatório ou sobre práticas e políticas do Grupo SATA, por favor consulte o website corporativo www.sata.pt ou proceda ao envio de um e-mail através do endereço eletrónico [email protected].
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