Frankfurt: GermanairlineAirBerlin yesterday said its net loss for 2009 narrowed to 9.5 million euros (Dh46.6 million) as it embarked on widespread cost savings and route...
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Berlin - Tens of thousands of people have flocked to the the Berlin Air Show in Germany, which is both a trade fair and air displays over the city's Schoenefeld Airport. Berlin technician Josef Bachmann and his family visited the show two days running. They were among...
STAFF WRITER, WITH CNA , BERLIN A Taiwanese-made unmanned aerial system is on display at the Taiwan pavilion of the Internationale Luftfahrt-Ausstellung air show in Berlin yesterday. This is the first time Taiwan has had a pavilion at the event. PHOTO: CNA With an eye...
AMSTERDAM: Top executives of the world's biggest airlines will gather in Berlin this weekend, seeking elusive answers to the future of the industry as they move past the financial crisis and the damage from Iceland's ash cloud. The International AirTransport...
Dance-music producers lead multiple lives. Walter Merziger and Arno Kammermeier, best known as the Berlin duo Booka Shade, have also produced tracks for other performers and have written music for advertisements, and they are among the partners in the Berlin electronica...
Berlin - In medieval Europe the 'robber baron' was a vilified class of individuals who made fortunes by preying on the unwary, and who snubbed their noses at the legal authority of the Holy Roman Empire. A few hundred years later, the robber barons are back, in the form...
May 12, 2010 FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The last major European country to approve keeping Opel afloat with money backstopped by taxpayers could make a preliminary recommendation on Wednesday affecting as many as 120,000 jobs in Germany alone. The Loan Guarantee Committee...
