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Test road with sustainable cashew-based asphalt

Airport

Fraport AG relies on sustainable organic asphalt

Lufthansa A319 D-AILD-SZG at Salzburg Airport

Airport

More flights from Salzburg Airport in summer 2025

Iberia Airbus A321XLR

Airlines

Iberia receives the world’s first Airbus A321XLR

Airlines

Lufthansa reports record results in the third quarter

Emirates celebrates 25 years at Munich Airport: Joachim Sobottka-Rogalla, Emirates Airport Services Manager Munich (left), and Oliver Dersch, Senior Vice President Aviation, Munich Airport - flanked by members of the Emirates cabin crew.

Airlines

Emirates celebrates 25 years of flights from Munich

Cessna Citation® Gen3™

Airplanes

Cessna Citation® Gen3™ Jets with Garmin® Emergency Autoland

ATS Do228 Simulator

Technology

GA-ATS: Do228 flight simulator reaches level 2

In the 15 maintenance docks at the Operation Center and the adjacent workshops, technicians carry out inspection and maintenance work on the helicopters.

Air rescue

DRF Luftrettung at the European Rotors

Aviation

New winter flight schedule with 180 destinations at Munich Airport

Civil aviation

Aviation focuses on sustainability

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The Gaia spacecraft: The European Space Agency's (ESA) Gaia science satellite, shown here in an artist's impression, will be put into final hibernation with a final command on March 27, 2025. By this time, the satellite will have collected over ten years of scientific data. By 2030, Gaia's data will be used to create the largest existing star catalog to date. It is expected to cover nearly two billion celestial bodies—roughly one percent of our galaxy.

ESA satellite Gaia reaches its final mission