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U.M. OSINT wrote that the events discussed in the Spiegel article regarding Berlin would, in his view, go down in history. He personally categorized them historically alongside the German Autumn, airplane hijackings, and the Munich Olympic attack. He described the reactions to it as predictable and criticized that the reporting was dismissed as a Springer campaign and associated with the AfD. He stated that he had already reported on the topic at the end of September, while major media were primarily focusing on the Remmo clan. He rejected any connection to Springer and said that the AfD and the debate over expropriations in Berlin were irrelevant to him in this context. U.M. OSINT described as contradictory that a person who fears a terrorist environment in their party simultaneously advocates for a reduction in police powers and the abolition of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. He also wrote that the AfD wanted the latter as well. Additionally, he criticized that the person had quoted recommendations from the LKA. U.M. OSINT urged the SPD to initiate a member vote on the coalition and appealed to party members to rethink their position. In conclusion, he referred to a poem by Heinrich Heine and cited "Pariser Exil, 1843" as the source. #Berlin #Deutschland #Terrorismus (translated)

🟥 Training and Education Section exercise – Plane crash at the Drachenwand On Saturday, October 24, 2026, the volunteer fire department St. Lorenz conducted the section exercise of the Mondsee fire department section. The scenario assumed the crash of a larger aircraft in the forest area below the Drachenwand. Injured and missing persons as well as … continue reading → https://schau.jetzt/s1wba Photos: D. Ebner Reactions are directed to the Mondsee section fire brigade command Red Cross Upper Austria Mountain rescue Mondseeland #FireBrigadesAT #firedepartment #airplane #drachenwand #FeuerwehrenAT #feuerwehr #flugzeug #drachenwand (translated)

Denmark has delivered more than 50,000 pieces of 20 mm ammunition for the F-16 aircraft's onboard cannons to Ukraine in an expedited process. "Ukrainian pilots are already using these to intercept attacking drones," says a statement from the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense. (translated)

According to sources, several aircraft of the U.S. Air Force were damaged in the attacks, including F-15 fighter jets, F-35s, MQ-9 Reaper drones, and helicopters, as well as command and control facilities and critical infrastructure. In any other country, heads would have rolled. 🤷‍♂️ (translated)

The Faces of War wrote that Kassel was attacked on October 22, 1943, by 560 British planes. Initially, explosives were dropped, and then in a second wave, more than 400,000 incendiary bombs were dropped, which set the old town on fire. Seven days later, the city was still burning; 97 percent of the old town was destroyed. The account mentioned an estimated number of 7,000 to 10,000 civilian deaths and stated that the photo shows Kassel before the war. #NieWiederKrieg #WirVergessenNicht #Kassel #Geschichte #NieWiederKrieg (translated)

LilitThyra wrote that a fence had been breached at Leipzig Airport during the night. The police assume with high probability that a car broke through the fence. Despite a search involving numerous personnel, neither a vehicle nor unauthorized individuals were found on the premises. The breach occurred near Russian Antonov cargo planes, which are no longer allowed to take off due to EU sanctions against Russia, she wrote. Lastly, she hinted at who might have been responsible for it. #Leipzig #Flughafen #Sicherheit (translated)

Lufthansa has taken measures at Frankfurt Airport against a looming kerosene shortage by instructing planes on certain routes to take on additional fuel before departure to avoid bottlenecks due to pipeline maintenance and low Rhine water levels. #Lufthansa #Kerosin #FrankfurterFlughafen (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that kerosene is in short supply at Frankfurt Airport. He attributed the bottlenecks to the low Rhine water level, which restricts fuel deliveries by tanker ship, as well as limited pipeline capacities. Lufthansa has instructed its pilots to refuel additional kerosene at the departure airport on selected flights. The measure affects numerous short-haul and selected long-haul flights. Lufthansa confirmed the restrictions on October 14, 2026, but currently does not expect flight cancellations. Boeminghaus stated that the precautionary transport of fuel from other airports shows the vulnerability of the supply infrastructure. He cited BILD and 20 min as sources. #Lufthansa #Frankfurt #Luftverkehr (translated)

Lufthansa prevails in the bidding duel for the Portuguese airline TAP against Air France-KLM, securing 44.9 percent of the shares, while the Portuguese government receives 1.2 billion euros for its shares, and Lufthansa is obliged to expand the TAP fleet to 117 aircraft by 2035. #Lufthansa #TAP #Fluggesellschaft (translated)

China's aircraft industry is developing rapidly and could soon challenge Airbus and Boeing with innovative, cost-effective planes, putting pressure on Western manufacturers and highlighting the need for additional political support for the European industry. #Airbus #China #Flugzeugbau (translated)

Ryanair has the planes and the demand to grow in Germany, but the air traffic tax, high airport fees, as well as security and air traffic control costs drive capacities, investments, and jobs to more competitive markets across Europe. For Ryanair CEO Wilson, the cause is clear: "Ryanair has the planes and the demand to grow in Germany, but the air traffic tax, high airport fees, as well as security and air traffic control costs drive capacities, investments, and jobs to more competitive markets across Europe." #Ryanair #Flugverkehr #Berlin (translated)

Ryanair will reduce its offer in Germany by ten percent in the winter flight schedule 2026/27 and cut around 700,000 seats, with Berlin Brandenburg Airport being the most affected as the airline closes its base there with seven aircraft. #Ryanair #Flughafenschließungen #Luftverkehr (translated)