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September 17, 2024

Cologne/Bonn Airport expands charging infrastructure for electric cars

Amely Mizzi September 17, 2024 20:30

In cooperation with the Bonn public utility company, Cologne/Bonn Airport has set up 60 new charging points for electric cars in the P1 car park. These charging stations, with a charging capacity of up to 22 kW per charging point, have been in operation since the beginning of September. Users can activate the stations with standard charging cards, the TankE network app or QR codes. Additional charging points are planned in the P2 and P3 car parks to promote the expansion of electromobility on the airport premises. The cooperation is part of the airport's sustainability strategy, which aims to become climate-neutral by 2045.

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Emirates is looking for new cabin crew: Open Day in Vienna in September 2024

Amely Mizzi September 17, 2024 20:28

The airline Emirates, known for its international service, is looking for new cabin crew. Applicants have the opportunity to introduce themselves in person at an open day in Vienna on September 22, 2024. Emirates offers numerous benefits such as tax-free income, high-quality accommodation in Dubai and extensive travel discounts for the cabin crew and their families. The multinational crew, consisting of members from over 140 nations, is regularly trained in areas such as safety and service. Particularly noteworthy are the new wine courses that have recently been offered in Dubai.

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50 years of the Rocky Horror Show: Anniversary tour through Germany, Austria and Switzerland

Jan Gruber September 17, 2024 20:25

The Rocky Horror Show is celebrating its 50th anniversary with an anniversary tour through Germany, Austria and Switzerland. From January 7th to 12th, 2025, the cult show will be performed at Theater 11 in Zurich. The well-known Swiss presenter Nik Hartmann will take on the role of narrator. Since its premiere in London in 1973, the Rocky Horror Show has been a worldwide phenomenon. The show combines trash, sex and rock'n'roll and continues to have a strong influence on drag shows, rock bands and the burlesque scene.

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FACC researches sustainable aviation materials in EU project

Jan Gruber September 17, 2024 20:22

The Austrian company FACC AG has joined forces with 13 European partners as part of the EU project "Compass" to develop solutions for the recycling of thermoplastic composite materials. The aim of the project is to produce high-quality components from recycled materials and thus make the aviation industry more sustainable. Funded by the EU program "Horizon Europe", the project is led by Profactor GmbH from Austria. The focus is on digital technologies such as a digital component pass that enables the reprocessing of old parts. FACC is pursuing the goal of CO2-neutral production by 2040.

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Munich Airport starts new training year with 106 trainees

Amely Mizzi September 17, 2024 20:21

A total of 106 young people have started their apprenticeship or dual study program at Munich Airport. Munich Airport GmbH (FMG) is training 62 young people this year, while 44 more apprentices and dual students are working at the subsidiaries. A total of 295 young people are currently in training in over 20 different professions and courses. The professional fields range from IT, technology and security to gastronomy, retail and logistics. The high quality of training at the airport is regularly confirmed in nationwide studies. Applications are already being accepted for the coming training year.

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Air Astana expands flight connections to the Middle East

Amely Mizzi September 17, 2024 20:19

The Kazakh airline Air Astana is expanding its flight offering to the Middle East and will be offering three new connections to Dubai and Abu Dhabi from the end of October 2024. From October 26, 2024, the route from Atyrau to Dubai will be served twice a week. From October 30, 2024, flights from Astana to Abu Dhabi will follow, and from December 12, 2024, there will also be a connection between Almaty and Abu Dhabi. The flights will be operated with Airbus A321neo and A321LR. Air Astana is thus expanding its existing offering in the region, which already includes 20 weekly flights to Dubai and six to Saudi Arabia.

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First airline-independent flight attendant course in Austria: a career springboard into aviation?

Jan Gruber September 17, 2024 20:17

The flight attendant profession is a dream job for many. It combines travel, responsibility and international contact. But the path to the cabin of an aircraft has so far been closely tied to the respective airline. On October 14, 2024, WIFI Vienna will launch its first airline-independent training course for flight attendants, which is intended to make it easier to enter the aviation industry. This course, which is run in cooperation with Punitz Flug, not only offers in-depth theoretical and practical training, but also the EU-wide, state-run flight attendant license. The need for qualified cabin crew is growing with the increasing number of flight connections worldwide, and the WIFI course sets an important milestone on the Austrian education market. Revolution in flight attendant services: Airline-independent training Until now, training for flight attendants in Austria was carried out directly by the airlines. Applying to an airline was the first step, followed by specific training and internal training. However, this path had disadvantages: interested parties first had to decide on an airline and were only trained after successful acceptance. The new course at WIFI Vienna breaks with this tradition and offers a solid basic education that gives participants the freedom to choose an airline afterwards. The concept is unique in Austria and responds to the increasing need for qualified flight personnel, which is fuelled by the growing number of flight connections worldwide. Safety as the top priority The role of a flight attendant is no longer limited to looking after passengers. Safety on board is the main focus. Flight attendants are often the first and most important point of contact in the event of an emergency, be it

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Air India Express says goodbye to Business Class

Amely Mizzi September 17, 2024 20:14

The aviation industry is constantly undergoing changes and adjustments, especially in the highly competitive low-cost airline segment. One of the most recent developments concerns Air India Express, a subsidiary of Air India, which has decided to remove business class cabins from its fleet. This decision is not only a logical step in terms of increasing efficiency and adapting to the airline's business model, but also highlights the challenges and opportunities that airlines have to face in a changing market environment. Background: Business class as a temporary solution Air India Express, which primarily operates as a low-cost airline, originally had business class seats in parts of its fleet consisting of Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft. These aircraft were ordered by other airlines, which later canceled their orders. In order to put these aircraft into operation quickly and save time and costs for conversion, Air India Express decided to keep the business class seats temporarily. An unnamed representative of the airline explained in a report in the Indian daily newspaper "Indian Express" that the business class seats do not fit the business model of a low-cost airline. The original idea of ​​offering a premium product was chosen pragmatically in order to make the aircraft available quickly. Now, however, the time has come to completely change the original concept to a pure economy layout. Efficiency as the top priority Competition in the low-cost airline segment is extremely tough. Airlines such as Ryanair and EasyJet have shown us how: costs must be kept as low as possible in order to offer competitive ticket prices. In this context, business class does not fit the Air India Express model. The small proportion of business travelers, the

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Kulinart Frankfurt 2024: A celebration for gourmets for the 20th anniversary

Jan Gruber September 17, 2024 20:11

Kulinart Frankfurt, one of Germany's most renowned gourmet fairs, will celebrate its 2024th anniversary in 20. From October 5 to 6, 2024, Campus Westend in Frankfurt will be the meeting place for gourmets, foodies and anyone who has a penchant for exquisite delicacies and culinary innovations. With around 80 exhibitors and 4.500 expected visitors, the fair promises to be an experience that goes far beyond ordinary enjoyment. From melt-in-the-mouth chocolate to hand-picked spices to creative antipasti - Kulinart offers everything a connoisseur's heart desires. A successful format with a long tradition Since its founding 20 years ago, Kulinart Frankfurt has established itself as a "fair for enjoyment and style". Every year it brings together a carefully curated selection of regional and international delicacies as well as high-quality kitchen accessories and stylish accessories. The market place charm that characterizes the event is special: visitors can not only discover the products, but also taste and buy them directly on site. Whether unusual liqueurs, exquisite oils or innovative kitchen appliances - everyone will find something here that will delight their palate or enrich their kitchen. 2024 promises to be a special year, because Kulinart is not only celebrating its 20th anniversary, but is also being organized for the first time by Frankfurter Messe und Event GmbH. The company took over the brand on January 1, 2024 and now wants to develop it further with new impulses and a well-rehearsed team. The organizer's previous experience at successful trade fairs such as "gesund leben", "Velo Frankfurt" and "Kreativ Welt" should also benefit Kulinart and make the event a unique experience for the

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Vienna Rum Festival and Gin Market meets Aperitivo 2024: It’s starting soon

Jan Gruber September 17, 2024 19:37

On September 20 and 21, 2024, Vienna's Ottakringer Brewery will once again be transformed into the epicenter for lovers of high-quality spirits. With the Vienna Rum Festival and the Gin Market meets Aperitivo, visitors can expect a unique event that presents rum, gin and aperitifs from all over the world. This double festival combines fine flavors, first-class brands and a relaxed atmosphere and promises an unforgettable experience for connoisseurs and those interested in bar culture. Caribbean flair in Vienna: The Vienna Rum Festival Since its premiere in 2016, the Vienna Rum Festival has developed into one of the most important events for rum lovers in German-speaking countries. In the charming atmosphere of the historic Ottakringer Brewery, visitors can immerse themselves in the world of rum and discover an impressive selection of top-class distillates. This year, the festival shines with a wide range of well-known and new rum brands. Visitors can taste classics such as Ron Zacapa, Diplomático, Havana Club or Mount Gay. However, the diversity is enriched by exciting new additions: brands such as NG Phoenix, Guyana, Zu Plun, Ron Arehucas and Flor de Caña are being presented for the first time at the festival this year. Austrian rum distilleries are also celebrating their premiere at the Vienna Rum Festival. Baerenman, Munakra and Fuxbau are just some of the domestic brands that are challenging international competition with their innovative creations. These Austrian newcomers reflect the growing influence of local spirits production and show that the Alpine republic also plays a role in the world of rum. A special highlight of this year's festival is the exclusive premiere of the limited AH Riise Explorer - Austria Edition. The limited bottling will be available on

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