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Laura Frommberg

Editor-in-chief and founder - Born in 1986 in 500 metres as the crow flies from the Westfalenstadion in Dortmund. Studied journalism at the Cologne School of Journalism and Economics as well as politics at Cologne University. Wrote for Financial Times Deutschland, Handelsblatt, Enorm, among others. Worked for Handelszeitung and SonntagsZeitung.

India trying to get rid of its airline – again

The Indian government wants to privatize its airline. Previous attempts to privatize Air India failed - now two factors are expected to bring success. More

22. September 2019 | Laura Frommberg

Embraer thinks of delaying entry into market of E175-E2

Embraer has good and less good news about the smallest E2 jet: The Brazilian manufacturer ist expecting new orders soon. However, the market launch of the E175-E2 could be delayed. More

27. August 2019 | Laura Frommberg

Embraer keen on developing a turboprop aircraft

Thanks to becoming part of the Boeing Company, the Brazilians could work on environmentally friendly propeller planes, says John Slattery, Head of the manufacturers commercial division. More

21. August 2019 | Laura Frommberg

Climate change increases turbulences

Climate change is changing the jet stream. Vertical winds in particular are likely to increase. This is unpleasant news for passengers. More

14. August 2019 | Laura Frommberg

Two computers to feed 737 Max data

Boeing makes fundamental changes to the 737 Max flight control system. More

5. August 2019 | Laura Frommberg

Lufthansa places further Airbus A350s in Munich

The hub in Munich receives new long-haul aircraft. Two additional Airbus A350s enable Lufthansa to fly to new destinations. More

2. August 2019 | Laura Frommberg

Lufthansa and British Airways suspend Cairo flights

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

21. July 2019 | Laura Frommberg

Korean Air pilot requested champagne and wine

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. July 2019 | Laura Frommberg

New problems with the Boeing 737 Max autopilot

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

9. July 2019 | Laura Frommberg

New problem could lead to Boeing 737 Max nosediving

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. June 2019 | Laura Frommberg

First look at the new Premium Economy seat of Lufthansa

First look at the new design: Lufthansa shows, what the redesigned premium economy seat will look like. Swiss is set to get the same seat and offer a Premium Economy for the first time. More

26. June 2019 | Laura Frommberg

British Airways could use «another six Airbus A380»

Airbus has decided to cease production of the superjumbo. But IAG CEO Willie Walsh still sees a case for more A380 in the British Airways fleet - if one issue can be resolved. More

25. June 2019 | Laura Frommberg

IAG looking at Embraer E2 jets or Airbus A220 for BA Cityflyer

IAG is renewing the fleet of its regional subsidiary BA Cityflyer. It intends to order at least 26 new aircraft - either A220 from Airbus or Embraers E2 jets. More

14. June 2019 | Laura Frommberg

Vueling might switch from Airbus to Boeing

So far, the Spanish low-cost airline only uses Airbus jets. That could soon change. Vueling parent IAG is considering switching to Boeing - and to the 737 Max. More

10. June 2019 | Laura Frommberg

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