Tag: Lufthansa
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Locking Pin Was Still in Storage Box When Engineers Retracted Landing Gear of Lufthansa Boeing 787 That Collapsed at Frankfurt Airport: Investigators
A preliminary investigation into the dramatic nose gear collapse involving a Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner at Frankfurt Airport has revealed that a missing downlock safety pin was the key factor behind the incident. The aircraft, registered D-ABPQ and operating as Flight LH450 to Los Angeles on June 4, was undergoing maintenance checks at Gate A15…
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“You’re Naked” – Fitness Influencer Claims Lufthansa Refused to Let Her Board Over Sports Outfit!
A viral airport incident involving Lufthansa has sparked a global debate about airline dress codes after German fitness influencer Edda Elisa Pilz claimed she was prevented from boarding a flight until she covered up her athletic clothing. The incident reportedly occurred during the recent European heatwave, with temperatures reaching around 30°C (86°F), as Pilz was…
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Airlines Warn EU’s New Carbon Charges Could Make Flying More Expensive
Europe’s biggest airlines have issued a warning to the European Union: expanding carbon emission costs to international flights could push up the price of airline tickets and air cargo. CEOs from major airline groups including Air France-KLM, British Airways’ parent IAG, Lufthansa, Ryanair, easyJet, and TUI have urged the European Commission to reconsider plans to…
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Lufthansa Boeing 787 Nose Gear Collapse – Closer Look At Full Video Reveals Landing Gear Doors Opened Moments Before The Collapse
Lufthansa Boeing 787 Nose Gear Collapse Mystery: New Evidence Suggests Landing Gear Retraction Test Gone Wrong The dramatic images of a Lufthansa Boeing 787 collapsing onto its nose grabbed headlines worldwide, but important developments since then have received far less attention. A closer look at the full surveillance footage reveals that the landing gear doors…
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Lufthansa’s Production Boeing 777-9 Flies For The First Time Today, Still Seen In Standard Green Protective Coating
A production Boeing 777-9 for Lufthansa completed its first flight on Thursday May 7. The aircraft, registered N20080 and carrying manufacturer serial number 1781, flew from Everett, Washington, according to information shared by the Paine Airport account. The jet is expected to be delivered to Lufthansa, the launch customer for the type. The flight lasted…
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