Incidents with Boeing aircraft – Landing safety concerns in Frankfurt

Incidents with Boeing aircraft – landing safety in Frankfurt

FRANKFURT – One BoeingThe plane of the airline TUIfly had to turn back two days in a row after taking off from Frankfurt. On Thursday around 1:20 p.m. the 737-800 flight landed safely in Frankfurt, a spokesman said Fraport AG Friday night. The newspaper “Bild” had previously reported.

Rheinmetall is targeting 30 to 40 billion euros from the special Bundeswehr fund

MUNICH – The arms company Rheinmetall wants to carve out a particularly large piece of the federal government’s 100 billion special fund cake. “You can assume that between 30 and 40 billion euros will eventually come to us from the special fund,” said the head of the company Armin Papperger to the “Süddeutsche Zeitung” (Saturday edition). “For air defense, trucks, weapons, our part in the F35 program, and much more.”

The head of Lufthansa emphasizes the importance of Switzerland and wants to improve satisfaction

ZURICH – head of Lufthansa (Lufthansa) Carsten Spohr emphasized in an interview with “NZZ” (Saturday edition) the importance of Switzerland as the main body of the group and promised progress in customer satisfaction. Despite Lufthansa’s positive financial development last year, there were challenges such as dissatisfied customers and employees, strikes and uncertainty regarding the ITA takeover.

Terzic after BVB’s break at Mainz: ‘I’m not happy with me’

MAINZ – Coach Edin Terzic loses 0-3 to Champions League finalists Borussia Dortmund (BVB (Borussia Dortmund)) to take part in Bundesliga relegation candidate FSV Mainz 05. “We wanted to renew, we wanted to spread opportunities – and that didn’t work today. Of course I take responsibility for that,” said Terzic about his unsuccessful big round on Saturday afternoon: “That’s why I’m not satisfied with me today.”

Warning strikes at Telekom before the negotiation round

BERLIN – In the bargaining dispute at Deutsche Telekom (Deutsche Telekom), the Verdi union called for warning strikes in customer service across the country on Sunday. These are to continue on Monday, parallel to the fourth round of negotiations scheduled for Monday and Tuesday in Potsdam, as announced by Verdi. A massive rally is planned there on Monday, with 4,500 workers expected.

ROUNDUP 3: Nearly 80 criminal charges in Tesla complaint – more actions planned

GRÜNHEIDE – The complaint against the US electric car manufacturer Tesla It is expected to continue after several days of action in Grünheide near Berlin. A protest camp against company chief Elon Musk’s sole European car factory was disbanded on Sunday, but some alliances announced other actions or wanted to reserve the opportunity.

Munich Re expects a higher than average number of hurricanes

MUNICH – The southeastern United States and the Caribbean are at risk of an unusual hurricane season this summer. According to reinsurer Munich Re, extremely high water temperatures in the eastern Atlantic combined with an expected La Niña phase in the western Pacific are beneficial (Munich reinsurance association) formation of tropical cyclones.

Data usage by German mobile phone customers abroad is on the rise

German citizens are sending fewer and fewer text messages

British Government: Gazprom is feeling the effects of Russia’s war of aggression

LONDON – The Russian power giant GAZPROM According to British estimates, the effects of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine will continue to be felt for years to come. The British Ministry of Defense announced on Sunday that the reason was the bad relations with the former major customers in the West since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. Because the company did not succeed which is under the ownership of the state still depends on exports from the European market there may be pressure on profits until 2030. Gazprom recently reported its first net loss since 1999.

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-At first there was no progress in the WHO pandemic agreements

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-BVB becomes junior champion B: 3:2 in the final against Leverkusen

-Habeck: Funding for heat pumps is becoming increasingly popular

-Patients are asking for more support for home care

-The first pig kidney patient died in the US °

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