OLT - Ostfriesische Lufttransport (Emden (EME)) has not launched its previously announced Hamburg Fuhlsbüttel-Toulouse route and has given up its route from Leipzig/Halle to Brussels Ntl last fall already. It had entered into a cooperation agreement with Jet Air (Poland) (O2/Warsaw) and had transferred its Bremen-Brussels Ntl and Bremen-Nuremberg routes to the carrier and launched routes from Hamburg Fuhlsbüttel to Gdansk and Rotterdam together with Jet Air using ATR 42-300s and Jetstream 32s of its partner. All of these flights have been cancelled in early July when Jet Air went out of business and OLT now concentrates on its business routes from Bremen to Bristol, Copenhagen Kastrup, Toulouse and Zurich and leisure services to Heringsdorf from Berne, Bremen, Cologne/Bonn, Frankfurt Intl, Munich and Zurich. OLT had also briefly offered Nuremberg-Copenhagen Kastrup services between November and February. It has subcontracted a weekly seasonal Heringsdorf-Berne charter service this summer to Sky Work Airlines (SX/Berne) that operates the flights with its Dash 8-400s.

OLT - Ostfriesische Lufttransport (Emden (EME)) is reportedly interested in placing an order for the Dornier 228NG aircraft. It has added two new routes to its network:
Hamburg Fuhlsbüttel-Toulouse: 3x weekly Saab 2000 service starting on November 3
Leipzig/Halle-Brussels Ntl: 3x weekly Metroliner service (already launched)

OLT - Ostfriesische Lufttransport (Emden (EME)) has entered into a codeshare agreement with Swiss (LX/Zurich) for the Bremen-Zurich route served by OLT. As a result, it will double its frequency on the route and operate two daily Saab 340 flights instead of a daily Metroliner flight on the route as of February 8. It has submitted a bid for a public service obligation route between Tallinn and Kärdla in Estonia.

OLT - Ostfriesische Lufttransport (Emden (EME)) will give up its Munich-Rostock route on October 23.

OLT - Ostfriesische Lufttransport (Emden (EME)) will operate a weekly seasonal Saab 340 service from Dusseldorf Intl to Heringsdorf between August 23 and October 18.