Safety

Test within Lufthansa Group

The Austrian airline uses UAVs that automatically inspect jets for damage. Other airlines of Lufthansa Group could also rely on the technology soon. More

08.09.19 - 1:28 | Stefan Eiselin 0

After emergency landing in corn field

Ural Airlines is scrapping the Airbus A321, which made an emergency landing in a corn field near Moscow. Even undamaged parts will no longer be used. More

23.08.19 - 22:19 | Felix Stoffels 0

Collision in Vancouver

The ground collision with an Air Canada Dreamliner caused major damage to the Edelweiss Airbus A340. The jet will be out of service for several weeks. More

12.08.19 - 15:15 | Stefan Eiselin 0

Frankfurt

During maneuvering, a passenger staircase was driven into the tail cone of a Lufthansa Airbus A319. More

03.08.19 - 15:53 | Stefan Eiselin 0

Incident with 11 000 animals

Thousands of turtles were sent to an emergency shelter because KLM had crammed them together for transportation. Now the airline has to pay for the rescue. More

28.07.19 - 14:51 | Felix Stoffels 0

Safety concerns

British Airways and Lufthansa have suspended their flights to Cairo. Apparently because of safety concerns. More

21.07.19 - 12:48 | Laura Frommberg 0

Incident in Nigeria

A Boeing 737 was waiting at Lagos airport for take-off clearance when suddenly a man climbed onto the plane. he even had luggage with him. More

20.07.19 - 14:52 | Stefan Eiselin 0

Sky Express in Naxos

Suddenly, everything came to a halt at the airport of Naxos. The reason was an ATR 42 of Sky Express blocking the runway. The pilots had previously maneuvered it into an unfortunate situation. More

14.07.19 - 23:18 | Stefan Eiselin 0

Air Canada Flight 33

An Air Canada Boeing 777 had to make an unscheduled landing in Honolulu after severe turbulence. Passengers and flight attendants were injured during unexpected and violent clear air turbulence. More

13.07.19 - 14:49 | Stefan Eiselin 0

Korean Air

A Korean Air captain wanted to drink alcohol on board. A flight attendant prevented and reported his behavior - and was punished for it. More

10.07.19 - 17:36 | Laura Frommberg 0

Easa findings

The European aviation authority Easa has found a new problem with the Boeing 737 Max. And again, technology is not doing what it should. More

09.07.19 - 14:03 | Laura Frommberg 0

Test at Vienna Airport

At the airport of the Austrian capital, researchers want to use plates to defuse wake vortices. The measure in Vienna provides more than just increased security. More

06.07.19 - 20:36 | Timo Nowack 0

Irregularities discovered

In the course of the 737 Max grounding, Boeing's safety culture is put under close scrutiny. Apparently that has also been a problem in the past. More

02.07.19 - 16:24 | Timo Nowack 0

Issues with microprocessor

A bug in a microprocessor unit can lead to a nosedive of the Boeing 737 Max. The Federal Aviation Administration FAA has confirmed that a new problem has been identified with the jet. More

27.06.19 - 1:05 | Laura Frommberg 0