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Volocopter Air Taxis Promised to Be Flying in Rome by 2025
German company Volocopter, Rome's airport operator ADR, and transportation infrastructure holding company Atlantia has promised to debut air taxis in the city in the next three years.
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Volocopter Performs First Air Taxi Flight, Aims to Be Operation for Paris 2024 Olympics
German company Volocopter performed on Monday a first flight of its electrical air taxi in France at a show in Le Bourget airport and said it aimed to have a service in operation for the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024.
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Pilot Traces Giant Syringe In The Sky To Celebrate Arrival Of Covid Vaccine
A young German pilot said Sunday he traced a giant syringe in the sky as a way of marking the start of Germany's roll out of vaccines against the coronavirus.
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Elon Musk Accepts Ex-F1 Champion Nico Rosberg's Offer To Drive The Tesla Model S At The Nurburgring
Last week, Tesla co-founder Elon Musk tweeted that he will be bringing over the Tesla Model S to the holy grail of motorsport - The Nurburgring circuit in Germany. It was thought of as a challenge to the recently unveiled Porsche Taycan Turbo, the iconic German automaker's first-ever fully electric sports car. Setting a benchmark time at the Nurbur...
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1 Pilot Killed, Other Rescued After Two German Eurofighter Jets Collide
One pilot was killed after two German fighter jets collided and crashed Monday in the north of the country, an airforce spokesman said, with the reason for the accident unclear.
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F1: Sebastian Vettel Beats Lewis Hamilton To Take Pole At Azerbaijan GP
Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel claimed his third consecutive F1 pole in the qualifying round of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The German managed to post an impressive time during Q3 and beat Mercedes-AMG's Lewis Hamilton to the pole position by a gap of 0.179s. Starting third tomorrow will be Hamilton's teammate Valtteri Bottas, followed by Daniel Ricciar...
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Pilot Detained After Being Found Drunk In Cockpit
The co-pilot of a Portuguese airline was detained in Stuttgart after being found drunk in the cockpit just before take off, German police and prosecutors said Saturday.
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German Investigators Find Only Pilot Andreas Lubitz At Fault In Germanwings Crash
German prosecutors have decided that nobody other than pilot Andreas Lubitz could be held accountable for the crash of a Germanwings plane in March 2015, a spokesman for the public prosecutor's office said on Monday.
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Lufthansa Pilots Agree To Talks In Long-Running Pay Battle
Pilots at German air giant Lufthansa said today they would join arbitration over a long-running pay dispute that has hobbled the company with repeated strikes.
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Lufthansa Slashes 900 Flights As Pilots' Strike Drags On
German heavyweight airline Lufthansa cancelled a further 890 flights on Wednesday as pilots remained on strike in a long-running wage dispute.
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Lufthansa Pilots On Strike Again, 816 Flights Canceled
Pilots at German airline Lufthansa are on strike again after a two-day break in their campaign of walkouts.
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More Than 800 Lufthansa Flights Grounded As Pilots Resume Strike
German airline Lufthansa cancelled hundreds of flights on Tuesday as its pilots started two days of strikes amid a long-running pay dispute that has cost the German flagship carrier hundreds of millions of euros since early 2014.
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Lufthansa Pilots Plan New Strikes Tuesday And Wednesday
Pilots at German flag carrier Lufthansa will resume their strike on Tuesday and Wednesday, their union said, as talks over a dispute concerning wages ended without a resolution.
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Lufthansa Urges Pilots Union To Return To Pay Talks
German pilots union VC should resume talks with Lufthansa to find a compromise over a long-running pay dispute rather than repeatedly going on strike, a board member at the airline told a German weekly.
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Lufthansa Makes New Offer To End Costly Pilots' Strike
Lufthansa said it had offered to increase wages by 4.4 percent in two instalments, as well as a one-off payment equal to 1.8 months' pay.
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Volocopter Air Taxis Promised to Be Flying in Rome by 2025
German company Volocopter, Rome's airport operator ADR, and transportation infrastructure holding company Atlantia has promised to debut air taxis in the city in the next three years.
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Volocopter Performs First Air Taxi Flight, Aims to Be Operation for Paris 2024 Olympics
German company Volocopter performed on Monday a first flight of its electrical air taxi in France at a show in Le Bourget airport and said it aimed to have a service in operation for the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024.
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Pilot Traces Giant Syringe In The Sky To Celebrate Arrival Of Covid Vaccine
A young German pilot said Sunday he traced a giant syringe in the sky as a way of marking the start of Germany's roll out of vaccines against the coronavirus.
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Elon Musk Accepts Ex-F1 Champion Nico Rosberg's Offer To Drive The Tesla Model S At The Nurburgring
Last week, Tesla co-founder Elon Musk tweeted that he will be bringing over the Tesla Model S to the holy grail of motorsport - The Nurburgring circuit in Germany. It was thought of as a challenge to the recently unveiled Porsche Taycan Turbo, the iconic German automaker's first-ever fully electric sports car. Setting a benchmark time at the Nurbur...
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1 Pilot Killed, Other Rescued After Two German Eurofighter Jets Collide
One pilot was killed after two German fighter jets collided and crashed Monday in the north of the country, an airforce spokesman said, with the reason for the accident unclear.
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F1: Sebastian Vettel Beats Lewis Hamilton To Take Pole At Azerbaijan GP
Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel claimed his third consecutive F1 pole in the qualifying round of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The German managed to post an impressive time during Q3 and beat Mercedes-AMG's Lewis Hamilton to the pole position by a gap of 0.179s. Starting third tomorrow will be Hamilton's teammate Valtteri Bottas, followed by Daniel Ricciar...
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Pilot Detained After Being Found Drunk In Cockpit
The co-pilot of a Portuguese airline was detained in Stuttgart after being found drunk in the cockpit just before take off, German police and prosecutors said Saturday.
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German Investigators Find Only Pilot Andreas Lubitz At Fault In Germanwings Crash
German prosecutors have decided that nobody other than pilot Andreas Lubitz could be held accountable for the crash of a Germanwings plane in March 2015, a spokesman for the public prosecutor's office said on Monday.
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Lufthansa Pilots Agree To Talks In Long-Running Pay Battle
Pilots at German air giant Lufthansa said today they would join arbitration over a long-running pay dispute that has hobbled the company with repeated strikes.
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Lufthansa Slashes 900 Flights As Pilots' Strike Drags On
German heavyweight airline Lufthansa cancelled a further 890 flights on Wednesday as pilots remained on strike in a long-running wage dispute.
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Lufthansa Pilots On Strike Again, 816 Flights Canceled
Pilots at German airline Lufthansa are on strike again after a two-day break in their campaign of walkouts.
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More Than 800 Lufthansa Flights Grounded As Pilots Resume Strike
German airline Lufthansa cancelled hundreds of flights on Tuesday as its pilots started two days of strikes amid a long-running pay dispute that has cost the German flagship carrier hundreds of millions of euros since early 2014.
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Lufthansa Pilots Plan New Strikes Tuesday And Wednesday
Pilots at German flag carrier Lufthansa will resume their strike on Tuesday and Wednesday, their union said, as talks over a dispute concerning wages ended without a resolution.
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Lufthansa Urges Pilots Union To Return To Pay Talks
German pilots union VC should resume talks with Lufthansa to find a compromise over a long-running pay dispute rather than repeatedly going on strike, a board member at the airline told a German weekly.
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Lufthansa Makes New Offer To End Costly Pilots' Strike
Lufthansa said it had offered to increase wages by 4.4 percent in two instalments, as well as a one-off payment equal to 1.8 months' pay.
