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From left to right: Minister of State Dr. Florian Herrmann, Head of the Bavarian State Chancellery, CEO of Munich Airport Jost Lammers, Bavaria's Minister of Science Markus Blume, Finance Minister Albert Füracker, TUM President Prof. Thomas F. Hofmann and Jörg Eberhart for the Lufthansa Group.

Business

TUM and Lufthansa plan innovation center in Munich

Air France-KLM Airbus A350 XWB

Airlines

Air France: Winter flight schedule with many new destinations

Air Astana Airbus A321neoLR

Airlines

Nonstop: Air Astana increases long-haul flights with Airbus A321LR

Health Minister Prof. Karl Lauterbach in conversation with Christoph Berlin’s crew from DRF Air Rescue.

Air rescue

Federal Health Minister Lauterbach accompanies DRF Air Rescue in Christoph Berlin

Setting up the new machine: Christoph Weser at the Bremen station

Air rescue

Modernization of the DRF Air Rescue fleet: New H145 with five-blade...

The Göttingen crew in front of the new H135: Pilot and station manager Dennis Lauterberg, emergency physician Dr. Tim Hösch, and HEMS TC Michael John. (from left)

Air rescue

New Christoph 44 helicopter H135 in operation in Göttingen

Group photo of the new trainees and dual students 2024 in the Munich Airport Group (Source: Munich Airport)

Airport

Successful start to training at Munich Airport

Delhi airport

Airport

Fraport sells shares in Delhi Airport to GIL

BER Traffic Report August 2024

Airport

BER records travel record with 2.39 million passengers in August

43 new trainees and dual students in the class of 2024

Airport

BER Airport is looking for young talent for the next training...

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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