He founded several airlines and worked on innovative aviation projects until the end. A few weeks ago he died completely unexpectedly and without warning at the age of 68. The Austrian aviation entrepreneur Georg Pommer was one of the pioneers of private air travel in the Alpine republic. Jörg Pommer, who was also a private pilot, made the leap into aviation many, many years ago at Tyrolen Airways, which at the time was still wholly owned by the Langes-Swarovski family. He worked his way up to become head of the charter department and was already considered a creative mind back then. Be it charter flights to Courchevel or developing Naxos for tourism. It was Jörg Pommer who made the island, which was then little known to tourists, attractive to local tour operators. Today's charter flights between Austria and Naxos have their origins in Georg Pommer, who also spent his retirement there. He was the epitome of the "jack-in-the-box", because some projects were not successful - at least not in the long term. Jörg Pommer never let this get him down, but was already working on the next project and was usually able to attract investors within a short period of time. The airlines Fairline, Styrian Spirit and Robin Hood have one thing in common: they were originally founded by Jörg Pommer. At the time of the insolvencies, however, he was no longer working in the companies and was no longer involved. Georg Pommer never lets himself be defeated and always fights for justice. Sometimes it was about what he saw as particularly high fares from Austrian Airlines from Graz, sometimes about media reports that were not quite properly researched, in which he was called "hand kissing".