An airport employee in Frankfurt died from "airport malaria" after being infected by a mosquito that likely arrived in Europe in the cargo hold of a plane, with a total of six cases of infection reported among baggage handling employees that required medical treatment. (translated)
An airport employee in Frankfurt died from malaria after being infected by a mosquito that arrived in Germany on a plane, while five other employees remain under medical care, and the airport has set mosquito traps in response to the situation for laboratory testing. (translated)
Investigators discovered a third drone near Leipzig/Halle airport and traces of the explosive hexogen, which is linked to the incident from early August when a drone with explosives was found near a Ukrainian plane, and authorities suspect Russian involvement in this hybrid attack. (translated)
Investigators at Leipzig/Halle Airport found a third drone and traces of the military explosive hexogen in connection with a hybrid incident from early August, when the first drone with explosives was discovered near a Ukrainian aircraft, leading to the interruption of airport operations. (translated)
A third drone and approximately 50 grams of possible military explosives hexogen were found at the airport in Leipzig, which is related to an attempted attack, and investigators are now looking into possible involvement of Russian intelligence services. (translated)
An incident occurred near Krakow, where the airport in Balice had to be temporarily closed due to loss of communication with a small Cessna aircraft, and the Czech air forces ensured the safe landing of the plane at Krakow airport. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the suspension of diplomatic relations with Russia in response to the war that Vladimir Putin declared as a special military operation, while Ukraine was reportedly developing a plan to attack Russian airports using drones with artificial intelligence. (translated)
„Izrael a Sýrie se dohodly na zachování současného stavu v bezpečnostních otázkách, který Sýrie málem porušila tím, že povolila rozmístění tureckých vojsk na letecké základně poblíž Aleppa.“ Izrael se přihlásil k bombardování syrského letiště. Turecko, které okupuje 9 tis. km2 #Izrael #Sýrie #Turecko
Letiště Praha si na audit najalo advokátní kancelář, která v nedávné minulosti pracovala pro Agrofert, upozornil na možný střet zájmů Martin Kupka (ODS) https://t.co/WxeGgnWkoL #Praha #audit #stretzajmu
The article describes the adventures of the crew of the ship Draken during the filming of a Nolan movie, while also informing about the Israeli airstrike on a military airport in Syria and highlighting the dangerous escalation by the USA. (translated)
According to Arab media, the runway of a military airport in northwestern Syria was targeted by unidentified fighters at night, with some reports suggesting that Israel is behind the attack. Al Jazeera stated that the runway of the Abu al-Zuhour military airport near... (translated)
On August 15, a dramatic situation occurred in Munich during the takeoff of a Boeing 787 aircraft from Vietnam Airlines, which took off with 271 passengers and 16 crew members only after the runway ended, managing to escape disaster when the plane took off about 120 meters onto the grass beyond the end of the runway, causing damage to its tail and stabilizers, and subsequently returned to Munich after two hours of circling over the airport. (translated)
In Greece, a private Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopter crashed just before landing in the village of Tholos, resulting in the death of the pilot and two passengers, while a tourist on the beach near the airport sustained serious injuries. (translated)
The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, which was taxiing for takeoff from Munich Airport, nearly landed on a federal highway after an unsuccessful takeoff, as it overshot the end of the runway by 120 meters after a long roll, and after landing, the tires and fuselage of the aircraft were damaged, leading to its temporary hold on the runway. (translated)
The article discusses the current measures of the Czech government against drought, the situation of wildfires in Greece, and the possibilities of using Karlovy Vary airport for military purposes. (translated)
The eruption of the Sicilian volcano Etna has once again restricted operations at the airport in Catania, affecting flights including connections to Prague, with the airport operator describing the situation as one of the worst in the last 20 years. (translated)
Jak vyplývá z dokumentů, které @Aktualnecz získalo na základě zákona o svobodném přístupu k informacím, armáda minimálně třikrát odmítla svůj vstup na karlovarské letiště. To ovšem Babiše nijak nerozhodilo a letiště pod obranu převedl. A voilà, investice (zvažuje se 1,23 miliardy korun) půjdou z obranného rozpočtu, čímž se zvýší jeho podíl na HDP. https://t.co/JNyTBdP1aV #Armáda #Investice #HDP
„Převezmeme karlovarské letiště od kraje a dáme to pod armádu a budeme tam investovat do přistávací dráhy, která se prodlouží a rozšíří,“
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and his government are planning to transfer Karlovy Vary airport to the Ministry of Defense and modernize it, despite the army repeatedly expressing disagreement with the use of the airport for military purposes, raising concerns about the efficiency and necessity of this step. (translated)
