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Skies over Greece keep getting busier
Traffic through the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR) set a daily record on August 10, with 4,944 flights handled by the FIR's air traffic controllers.
Of those, slightly over 1,600 were overflights and the rest, about 3,300, were departures and arrivals at Greek airports.
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New Low-Cost Airline Flies to Sofia!
Lufthansa City Airlines, a new low-cost airline, will make its first flight on June 26, focusing on connecting flights for its parent company from hubs in Frankfurt and Munich. According to Euronews, Bulgaria is among its destinations. The airline will start flights this month to Berlin, Bremen, Cologne Bonn, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, and Hanover.
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Strikes Threaten Chaos at German Airports
A nationwide warning strike by security personnel on February 1 is poised to cause significant disruptions at major airports across Germany. The strike, driven by demands for higher wages and improved working conditions, is expected to impact key travel hubs, including Frankfurt, Hamburg, Bremen, Berlin, Hanover, Leipzig, Dresden, and Erfurt.
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The most popular holiday destinations for Greeks this fall
Greek travelers are turning to European destinations off the usual list but more affordable, as shown by the air booking data for the upcoming national holiday on October 28.
Aegean Airlines has increased its number of available seats by between 18% and 20% on the international and domestic networks.
Tourism giant TUI hopeful for next year after 2021 loss
TUI, the world's largest tourism operator, said yesterday that it expects to see a return to pre-pandemic booking levels in the summer of 2022, after running up a heavy loss in its last financial year.
15,000 People Were Evacuated in Hanover Because of a World War II Aerial Bomb
Nearly 15,000 people were evacuated Monday night in the German city of Hanover due to a World War II aerial bomb disposal operation, BTA reported.
The 500-pound projectile was discovered on a construction site.
According to estimates, at the end of World War II, over 2 million bombs of different caliber were thrown over Hitler's Germany. 10-20% of them never exploded.
Press: Vucic's battle for Volkswagen
Vucic was in Hanover, Germany on Wednesday where he with the minister president of the German state of Lower Saxony, which has a 21 percent stake in the world's largest car manufacturer.
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70,000 to be evacuated over WWII bomb in Frankfurt
Some 70,000 people in Frankfurt will have to leave their homes this weekend in one of the biggest such evacuations in post-war Germany, police said Aug. 30, after an unexploded World War-II bomb nicknamed "blockbuster" was uncovered.
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Syrian refugees in Germany name daughter Angela Merkel Muhammed
A Syrian refugee family in Germany has named their newly born baby girl Angela Merkel Muhammed out of gratitude to the chancellor for her open-door asylum policy in 2015, hospital officials said.
Obama sending more forces to Syria to consolidate gains against ISIL
President Barack Obama announced on April 25 the biggest expansion of U.S. ground troops in Syria since the civil war there began, saying he would dispatch an extra 250 special forces soldiers to build on successes against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).