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Labor Strikes Disrupt Flights At German Airports

Labor Strikes Disrupt Flights At German Airports

Passengers are being advised not to travel to certain airports, such is the level of operational disruption.

Jake Hardiman 1 year ago
Deutsche Lufthansa & Interflug: Remembering East Germany's Airlines

Deutsche Lufthansa & Interflug: Remembering East Germany's Airlines

Once a prominent Warsaw Pact airline, Interflug was liquidated in 1991 after the reunification of Germany.

Paul Hartley 1 year ago
The Baade 152: East Germany's Unsuccessful Jetliner

The Baade 152: East Germany's Unsuccessful Jetliner

The East German Baade 152 jetliner flew and showed promise but was canceled as the Soviets sought to focus on Soviet jet...

Sumit Singh 1 year ago
What Was The Fastest Military Plane In WWII?

What Was The Fastest Military Plane In WWII?

6 years before the American Bell X-1 broke the sound barrier, another rocket plane held the speed title: Nazi Germany's ...

Christian D. Orr 2 years ago
Luftwaffe: The 5 Most Important German Aircraft Of World War II

Luftwaffe: The 5 Most Important German Aircraft Of World War II

A closer look at some of the best German combat aircraft deployed during the Second World War.

Dr. Omar Memon 2 years ago
Fokker Dr.I: The Story Of The First World War Triplane

Fokker Dr.I: The Story Of The First World War Triplane

Despite being outclassed, the aircraft was feared during the First World War.

Alexander Mitchell 2 years ago
Known For Its Forward-Swept Wings: The Story Of The HFB 320 Hansa Jet

Known For Its Forward-Swept Wings: The Story Of The HFB 320 Hansa Jet

The Hansa Jet was a business jet that never achieved its full potential. How did the aircraft come about, and what went ...

Steven Walker 2 years ago
Why Did Berlin Historically Have So Many Airports?

Why Did Berlin Historically Have So Many Airports?

"Berlin" and "airports" are two words closely associated throughout the last century.

Daniel Martínez Garbuno 2 years ago
The Good & The Bad: Examining German Airports' Varying Post-Pandemic Recoveries

The Good & The Bad: Examining German Airports' Varying Post-Pandemic Recoveries

The country's airports have had an interesting array of good and bad luck as they look to recover from the impacts of th...

Jake Hardiman 2 years ago
The Biggest Loser: Germany Is Ryanair's Only Major Unrecovered Market

The Biggest Loser: Germany Is Ryanair's Only Major Unrecovered Market

Ryanair is currently predicted to be 7,156 flights short of its 2019 German flight schedule.

Tom Boon 3 years ago
Low-Wing Trainer: The Aeromarine Klemm L-26A

Low-Wing Trainer: The Aeromarine Klemm L-26A

The aircraft quickly became a rarity after World War II.

Sumit Singh 3 years ago
Loganair Will Never Return To Germany - Here's Why

Loganair Will Never Return To Germany - Here's Why

Joanna Bailey 6 years ago
Why Frankfurt Is The Aviation Capital Of Germany

Why Frankfurt Is The Aviation Capital Of Germany

Tom Boon 6 years ago