How to Book Travel on Hahn Air

Hahn Air is an airline and flying school based in Frankfurt, Germany. The company offers scheduled domestic flights. If you're interested in convenient, well-serviced flights to Salzberg, Austria or to Hassi Messaoud, or Algeria and you want personalized attention, Hahn Air might be just right for you. Follow these steps to book your flight.

Things You'll Need

• Computer with Internet access

Instructions

Book Your Tickets

1. Telephone the company at 011 ([phone] to book flights over the phone.

2. Start with a visit to the company's Web site (see Resources below). It's a good way to obtain initial information before you book the ticket.

3. Call the company's customer service department to book your flight. Alternatively, consider booking through a travel agent. Note that it's possible to book your ticket online, if you want to, using the SkyScanner site (see Resources below).

4. Explore the Web site. There's a section for airlines and a section for travel agents. Explore both to get a sense of all services offered by Hahn Air. Being armed with information will better prepare you to book your ticket.

Compile Contact Information for Hahn Air

1. Fax the company at 011 ([phone].

2. Mail a letter to the company at Hahn Air, An der Trift 65, D-63303 Dreieich, Germany. Note that this is not the most effective means of communication with this company. There may be time delays. Get return receipt confirmation on all materials sent via mail.

Know Your Airline

1. Hahn Air was originally known as SAL airlines and first began operations in 1994. The company underwent several major restructures and name changes. After a major restructuring in 2000, the company named itself Hahn Air. After a brief name change to the "Südwestflug" in 2002, the airline switched back to the Hahn Air name.

2. The airline is headquartered in Frankfurt-Hahn Airport. It offers scheduled flights to Salzburg, Hassi Messaoud and Austria

3. Hahn Air uses a Raytheon Beech 1900D Airliner.

Tips & Warnings

• Note that many German airlines, including Hahn Air, have some English-speaking staff. However, if you're flying within Germany, the staff may not speak English. Carry a small phrase book, just in case.

• All phone numbers include the United States international prefix "011." When calling internationally from outside the United States, check which prefix to use. All country codes are within parentheses and begin with a "+" sign.