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Batterien recyceln: Lohnt sich das Investment?
Man muss kein Magier und keine Magierin sein, um aus Schwarzmasse Gold zu machen. Im Grunde braucht es nur viel chemisch-mechanisches und etwas finanzstrategisches Geschick: Das dunkle Pulver entsteht beim Schreddern von ausgedienten Lithium-Ionen-Akkus, wie sie millionenfach in Elektroautos und Smartphones stecken. Warum es sich lohnen kann, Batterien zu recyceln
Magnesium: Braucht es das Nahrungsergänzungsmittel wirklich?
Hör auf, das falsche Magnesium zu dir zu nehmen!“, fordert der lockige junge Mann im blauen Medizinerkittel und kippt nacheinander fünf Flüssigkeiten in fünf Gläser mit Wasser. Sie färben sich grün, rot, lila, gelb und orange. Magnesiumoxid absorbiere der Körper nur schlecht, sagt der Mann – das muss das falsche Magnesium sein, von dem er sprach.
Gesetze, Zuschüsse, Fristen: Das ändert sich 2026
Zum Jahreswechsel treten wieder einige Neuerungen in Kraft. Positive Entwicklungen gibt es etwa in puncto Umweltschutz: Bald soll ein erster PFAS-Grenzwert gelten, eine neue Verpackungsverordnung soll für weniger Müll sorgen und Einweg-Vapes könnten künftig der Vergangenheit angehören. Der Mindestlohn steigt und Pendelnde sollen mehr Wegegeld bekommen. Die Kosten für das Deutschlandticket steigen erneut. Zudem soll die Bundesförderung für effiziente Gebäude massiv gekürzt werden.
eWpRV – Bilingual version (GER – EN) | JD Supra
In an effort to further facilitate your navigation through the complex landscape of digital securities, we have taken the initiative to translate two essential pieces of German legislation – the Regulation on Requirements for Electronic Securities Registers (eWpRV) into English. Recognizing the importance of these documents for anyone engaged with the German electronic securities market, we aim to remove language barriers and provide our clients with direct access to critical legal insights.
Arbeitsalltag: "Wir auf der Treppe sind anders als die im Büro"
Inhalt Auf einer Seite lesen Inhalt 1 — "Wir auf der Treppe sind anders als die im Büro" 2 — "Wenn ich Frühschicht habe, fängt mein Tag um sechs Uhr morgens an" 3 — "Für manche klingt mein Job monoton, aber so fühlt sich das nicht an" 4 — "Auf den Baustellen war es immer ein Thema, dass da eine Frau stand" Sie reinigen Hotelzimmer, prüfen Rohre oder schleppen Pakete: Zum Tag der Arbeit am 1.
Work-Life-Balance: "Ich musste dem Beruf mein ganzes Leben unterordnen"
Viele Menschen steigen im Job immer weiter auf – und stellen sich doch ein anderes Leben vor. 20 Leserinnen und Leser erzählen, warum sie auf Karriere verzichten. Wer sich gegen eine Karriere entschiedet, mag weniger Geld verdienen, gewinnt aber oft eins: Zeit. © Johner/plainpicture Der Vorstandsposten wäre für Nicole Steiner der nächste logische Karriereschritt gewesen.
Deutsche Unternehmen und der Krieg: "Nach Kriegsbeginn haben wir alle Lieferungen nach Russland gestoppt"
Inhalt Auf einer Seite lesen Inhalt 1 — "Nach Kriegsbeginn haben wir alle Lieferungen nach Russland gestoppt" 2 — "Wie zahlen wir diesen Leuten ihren Lohn?" 3 — "Fahrten in die Ukraine machten 40 Prozent unseres Geschäfts aus" 4 — "Dem russischen Geschäftsführer liefen Tränen die Wangen hinunter" Enger Kontakt nach Russland war für die deutsche Wirtschaft bislang selbstverständlich.
Omikron: Wie lange geht das noch gut?
Mehr als 130.000 Deutsche erkranken gerade täglich an Corona. Ist nun bald die Grundversorgung in Gefahr? Wir haben bei Firmen der kritischen Infrastruktur nachgefragt. 21. Januar 2022, 5:59 Uhr Die Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) mussten ihre Busfahrpläne bereits ausdünnen, weil zu viele Angestellte an Corona erkrankt oder in Quarantäne sind. © Fabian Sommer/dpa Inhalt Auf einer Seite lesen Inhalt 1 — Wie lange geht das noch gut?
Arbeit und Freundschaft: "Da muss man auch mal sagen: So weit sind wir noch nicht"
Inhalt Auf einer Seite lesen Inhalt 1 — "Da muss man auch mal sagen: So weit sind wir noch nicht" 2 — "Wer nicht lächeln kann, sollte kein Geschäft aufmachen" 3 — "Wir vermitteln im Gespräch Partner für Spaziergänge und Wohnungen" Manchmal sind Freundschaften komplizierter als Partnerschaften – weil sie genauso wichtig sind. Unser Schwerpunkt "Lass uns Freunde bleiben" zeigt, was Freundschaften belastet, stärkt und am Leben hält.
Corona-Impfung: "Seit geboostert werden kann, steht das Telefon nicht still"
Inhalt Auf einer Seite lesen Inhalt 1 — "Seit geboostert werden kann, steht das Telefon nicht still" 2 — "Es gibt keine hundertprozentigen Aussagen zu nichts!" 3 — "Wir Hausärztinnen und Hausärzte können das nicht allein stemmen" Auch Geimpfte erkranken an Corona und können das Virus verbreiten. Und die Zahl der Neuinfektionen steigt rasant, auch deshalb wollen viele Menschen nun ihre Boosterimpfung.
Lieferengpässe in Deutschland: "An Weihnachten werden sich einige Kinderwünsche nicht erfüllen"
Inhalt Auf einer Seite lesen Inhalt 1 — "An Weihnachten werden sich einige Kinderwünsche nicht erfüllen" 2 — "Ich rate allen: Ruhe bewahren!" 3 — "Zum Glück habe ich schon früh viel bestellt" 4 — Seite 4 Chipmangel, gestörte Lieferketten, Papierknappheit: Immer mehr Unternehmen klagen, dass sie nicht mehr an neue Produkte kommen. Einige sehen ihr Weihnachtsgeschäft bedroht – und werden kreativ.
Corona und Arbeit: Gekündigt statt geimpft
Viele Firmen wollen, dass sich ihre Angestellten impfen lassen. Manche bieten 500 Euro, andere kündigen Impfunwillige. Große Konzerne fordern sogar eine Impfpflicht. Von Jana Gioia Baurmann, David Gutensohn und Daniel Sander Wenn der Bürostuhl leer bleibt: Manche Firmen suchen nach Wegen, wie sie impfunwillige Angestellte loswerden können – doch das ist schwer.
Air Baltic Inaugurates Four New Routes (+Video)
MIAMI – This week, Air Baltic (BT) inaugurated four new routes from its Riga hub to Pisa in Italy, Valencia in Spain, Manchester in England, and Edinburgh in Scotland. These routes were all flown by the carrier’s state-of-the-art Airbus A220-300. All new routes will be operated by BT twice per week. The airline inaugurated Valencia on July 1, then Edinburgh and Pisa on July 2, and finally Manchester on July 4.
TK Cargo Webinar Recap: Pandemic Management, Cargo Growth
LONDON– Earlier this week Turkish Cargo, hosted its first online webinar, an online press conference with various industry-leading experts having their say on the current state of the industry. Turkish Cargo also detailed how they have dealt with the impacts and consequences of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Let’s dive in and see what outlook the webinar provided the industry and the future outlook of Turkish Airlines (TK) and Turkish Cargo. Turkish Airlines Boeing 777-300ER.
SWISS Takes Delivery of Its First A321neo
MIAMI – On September 18, 2020, SWISS (LX), the flag carrier of Switzerland, took delivery of its maiden A321neo registered HB-JPA, CN9417. The aircraft was ferried from Airbus’s Hamburg Finkenwerder factory (XFW) to Zurich Airport (ZRH). SWISS has also named its maiden Airbus A321neo Stoos, which is the name of a small village, with a population of just 100 people. It is located in the Swiss canton of Schwyz, the region between the Swiss Alps to Lake Lucerne and Lake Zurich.
First Wizz Air Abu Dhabi A321NEO Performs Maiden Flight
MIAMI – On August 7, 2020, Wizz Air Abu Dhabi’s (5W) first Airbus A321NEO performed its maiden flight at Airbus’s Hamburg Finkenwerder Airport (XFW). The maiden flight comes just one day after the aircraft’s Rejected Takeoff Tests (RTO). This is their first A321neo. Another one is set to join the subsidiary’s feet before operations commence from Abu Dhabi in October 2020. Wizz Air Abu Dhabi’s maiden A321neo has the serial number CN9429. Once delivered, it will be registered as A6-WZB.
The Antonov AN225 Lands in Prestwick (+Photos, Video)
PRESTWICK — The Antonov AN225 Mriya has touched down in Glasgow Prestwick Airport (PIK) today. A crowd gathered around the airport to watch the largest aircraft in the world land there. The supersized cargo aircraft operating Flight ADB3473 from Bangor International Airport (BGR), landed in Prestwick at 14:45 local time (16:45 GMT). Antonov AN225 landing at Prestwick Airport (PIK).
BOC Aviation To Cancel, Defer Boeing 737 MAX Orders
LONDON — Singapore-based BOC Aviation said today it had canceled orders for 30 Boeing 737 MAX, also deferring the delivery of an undisclosed number of the type. BOC Aviation is the latest lessor to cancel its Boeing 737 MAX orders as the jet remains grounded pending regulatory approval following two fatal crashes, which killed 346 passengers and Crew.
Airways Magazine
Introduction Perhaps you are probably wondering, ASL what? And also, you are possibly thinking about the odd route—from Belfast City (BHD) to Malaga (AGP). BHD is the secondary airport of Belfast, and it’s more of a regional airport. The main airport, Belfast International (BFS), is 22km out of the city center. Random browsing on Flightradar24 allows you to see all the different airlines, routes, and airlines subbing in for other airlines.
Air Canada Retires Last Mainline Boeing 767
MIAMI – On June 2nd, 2020 Air Canada (AC) operated its last mainline Boeing 767 flight after operating the type for 37 years. During that time, the Boeing 767 had been the backbone of AC’s fleet, operating the majority of medium to long haul routes within its network. Air Canada received its first Boeing 767-200ER in 1983, operating the type until 2008. The larger Boeing 767-300ER joined its fleet in 1988 and had remained in service since then until yesterday’s final flight.
First Mobile Built Airbus A220 Performs Maiden Flight
MIAMI – On June 2, 2020, the first A220 built at Airbus’ Mobile Facility in Alabama, took to the skies for the first time. The A220-300, bearing the test reg C-GPCA was in the air, for nearly 4 hours, covering just over 1000 miles before landing. It will eventually be delivered to Delta Air Lines (DL) as N302DU. As a result, later this year, DL will become the first North American airline to operate both the smaller A220-100 and the larger A220-300.
Air Transat Retires Last A310, Suspends Operations
MIAMI – Due to the coronavirus outbreak, Canadian Leisure airline Air Transat (TS) has retired its remaining Airbus A310 prematurely, temporarily suspending operations in the process. Air Transat originally planned to phase out the type at the end of April 2020, but have brought it forward, due to COVID19 and the dramatic drop in air travel demand. Air Transat follows suit with Qantas and KLM who have prematurely retired their Boeing 747s from service.
„Dieses Coronavirus wird auch vor Kindern und Säuglingen nicht halt mache“
Daniel Sander 12. März 2020 14:06 Bereich: Themen: Das Ernst-von-Bergmann-Krankenhaus in Potsdam ist die größte Kinderklinik Brandenburgs. Deshalb übernahm man hier am Abend des 9. März ein 2-jähriges Berliner Kind, für das in der Hauptstadt kein Behandlungsplatz mehr gefunden worden war. Vier Wochen war das Kind zuvor krank gewesen, hatte Zeit mit der Oma verbracht, die es pflegte – bis sich sein Zustand stark verschlechterte und sich Flüssigkeit in der Lunge gesammelt hatte.
Spirit Announces New Control Center in Nashville
MIAMI – American low-cost airline Spirit (NK) has announced it plans to create an operation control center (OCC) in the Nashville area. The center is part of an $11 million-dollar investment and will create 240 new jobs. The OCC will help NK expand in the future and provide an extra workforce in the event of hurricane and tropical storms. This will minimize delays and cancellations during the poor weather.
Bombardier Sells A220 to Airbus, Exits from Commercial Aviation
MIAMI – Canada’s Bombardier announced on Thursday the sale of its A220 stake to Airbus and the Quebec government, effectively exiting commercial aviation. According to a statement, Bombardier will receive US$591 million from Airbus for its 33.58 percent stake in the joint Airbus Canada Limited Partnership (ACLP). Earlier this week, Bombardier entered into an agreement with Airbus and the Government of Quebec to transfer its shares in a move to improve Bombardier’s cash position.
The Airbus A330-800 Gains EASA, FAA Certification
MIAMI — The Airbus A330-800 has gained joint type certification from EASA and the FAA. Since its first flight in November 2018, the prototype (MSN1888 • F-WTTO), has carried out 132 flights, with 370 hours in the sky, as part of the certification campaign. The A330-800 is the longer-range variant of the new A330neo family, an updated version of the A330 program. The A330neo was launched in 2014, with the first A330-900 being delivered to launch customer TAP Portugal in November 2018.
First Airbus A350 For Turkish Airlines Rolls Out From Paintshop
MIAMI — Turkish Airlines’ first Airbus A350-900 emerged from the paint shop in Toulouse, sporting the carrier’s traditional livery. The Turkish carrier has 25 A350-900s on order—part of a bulk 60 aircraft order from both Boeing and Airbus for 787 Dreamliner and A350XWB aircraft in March 2018. Turkish Airlines confirmed a sizeable order of 60 widebody Boeing and Airbus planes in March 2018.
Radfahrer nach Unfall gestorben
Nach einem Unfall gestern Nachmittag am Savignyplatz ist ein Radfahrer seinen schweren Verletzungen erlegen. Ein BMW war mit hoher Geschwindigkeit bei einem Überholmanöver auf die Busspur geraten und erfasste dort den 64-Jährigen Fahrradfahrer.
American Airlines Signs Codeshare Agreement With GOL
MIAMI — American Airlines and Brazilian low-cost airline, GOL, announced a new codeshare agreement in response to Delta’s recent acquisition of a 20% stake in LATAM. The codeshare agreement will provide American Airlines customers with 20 new destinations. The Dallas/Ft. Worth-based carrier will also increase its daily flights between Miami (MIA) and Rio de Janeiro (GIG) to two daily rotations in the winter, with a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner.
Photos: The Last Colorful A380 For ANA Rolls Out Of The Paintshop
MIAMI — All Nippon Airways (ANA), Japan’s largest carrier, celebrated the unveiling of its third and final Airbus A380, painted with its exclusive Flying Honu scheme. Photo: Dirk Grothe The third Airbus A380, due to be registered as JA383A, is sporting ANA’s third special paint scheme, this time in a vibrant orange design that is inspired by the Hawaiian sunset. ANA is due to take delivery of this aircraft in April 2020.
Boeing 777X Ready For Takeoff: Maiden Flight Set For January 23
MIAMI — Following numerous setbacks, including an Entry into Service (EIS) delay from mid-2020 to late 2021, the Boeing 777X will finally take to the skies on January 23, 2020. According to Boeing, the first flight is slated to take off tomorrow, weather conditions pending. The plane will depart from Paine Field Airport (PAE), in Everett, Washington, from where Airways will provide live coverage with our reporter Chris Sloan. After years of design and testing, it’s almost time to fly.
SWISS Completes Airbus A340 Cabin Upgrade Program
MIAMI — Swiss International Air Lines has completed the cabin refurbishment program on its remaining five Airbus A340-300s, as it pushes to create a common hard product, like the one on its flagship, the Boeing 777-300ER. The A340-300s now feature the same cabin as the Boeing counterparts, configured in a three-class layout with eight seats in First Class, 47 in Business, and 168 in Economy. At its strongest, the airline’s A340-300 fleet consisted of 15 planes.
Record: Air Baltic Carried 5 Million Passengers In 2019
MIAMI — Air Baltic carried a record number of over five million passengers in 2019, up 22% from the previous year. This is the highest number of passengers in the airline’s 25-year history. “We are reaching new heights and offering better connections to people traveling to and from the Baltics,” said Martin Gauss, Chief Executive Officer of airBaltic.
Spirit To Launch Nonstop Flights From Fort Lauderdale To Oakland
MIAMI — Low-Cost, fast-growing Airline Spirit Airlines plans to start flights from its base in Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to Oakland (OAK), starting on April 1, 2020, running daily for the entire summer season. Spirit will be the only carrier operating the route.
Bek Air Fokker 100 Crashes at Almaty with Fatalities
LONDON – Bek Air Flight Z92100 crashed shortly after takeoff from Almaty Airport in Kazakhstan yesterday. Flight Z92100 was scheduled to fly from Almaty to Nur-Sultan. Almaty is Kazakhstan’s largest city, whilst Nur-Sultan is the capital. Bek Air #Z92100 crashed shortly after takeoff from Almaty this morning. Preliminary ADS-B data is available at https://t.co/mZRiDsJVkx. We are currently retrieving and processing granular ADS-B data for this flight.
Air Canada Takes Delivery of First A220-300
LONDON – This week saw Air Canada take delivery of its first A220-300. Air Canada are the North American launch customer for the A220-300, the largest A220 variant. Air Canada has ordered 45 with 30 options. Its first A220-300 will start commercial flights in January 2020. Air Canada’s A220s will accommodate 137 passengers in a two-class configuration, 12 in Business Class and 125 in Economy Class.
Aegean Takes Delivery of First A320neo
LONDON – Aegean, Greece’s largest airline, took delivery of the first of 45 A320neo family aircraft, with all 45 expected by the end of 2024. The initial order was placed by Aegean just six months ago, in June 2019, for 30 A320neo family aircraft. This has been complemented by 16 more A320neos coming from lessor’s order books. By July 2020, Aegean will have six A320neos in its fleet. Aegean’s first A320neo is their maiden aircraft feature a new livery.
Air Caraibes Takes Delivery of First A350-1000
LONDON – On December 19, 2019, Air Caraibes took delivery of its first Airbus A350-1000, becoming the 5th Airbus A350-1000 operator, after Qatar Airways, Cathay Pacific, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic. The carrier is the third new A350-1000 operator of 2019. Their first A350-1000, MSN65 with the registration F-HMIL, used to be one of the three Airbus test planes. It was the second A350-1000 to fly and was the cabin test airframe, painted in the Airbus Carbon livery and was previously F-WLXV.
London Heathrow Third Runway Delayed Again For Another Year
LONDON – Heathrow Airport announced that its third runway plans have been delayed once again, this time for another year. This is due to the UK’s Civil Aviation (CAA) rejecting Heathrow’s spending plans. Heathrow Airport is still to get the planning consent and was looking to raise spending from £650 million to £2 billion, for all the planning involved. The CAA rejected this as they think passengers will take on more of the cost of Heathrow loses the bid for a new runway.
United To Operate San Francisco to Dublin from June 2020
LONDON – United Airlines has this week announced it will launch direct flights from San Francisco to Dublin, Ireland, on June 5th, 2020. United will become the only US airline to fly to Ireland from the US West coast, once the route starts. The route will be operated daily and flown by its smallest Dreamliner, the Boeing 787-8. PHOTO: UNITED. United will be going head-to-head with Aer Lingus.
Indigo Airbus A320neo Flight 6E979 Catches Fire at Udaipur
LONDON – On December 18, 2019, an Indigo A320neo caught fire at Udaipur in India, shortly before takeoff. The fire was first spotted by one of Udaipur’s air traffic controllers, who noticed smoke at the rear. It was quickly extinguished by airport fire crews. The aircraft was moved off the runway straight after the incident. – Smoke in @IndiGo6E Airbus A320neo before take off today – VT-ITS, 6E-979, Udaipur – Bangalore – Aircraft removed from main runway.
Singapore Airlines To Launch Brussels Route from October 2020
LONDON – Singapore Airlines (SQ) announced on December 17th, 2019 it plans to add Brussels to their route network from October 2020. The flights from Singapore to the Belgian capital will start on October 25th, 2020, with four flights per week. Singapore Airlines plans to deploy three Airbus A350-900s on the route. The outbound flight, SQ304 will depart Singapore for Brussels at 23:55 on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, arriving into Brussels the following day at 06:50.
LATAM Cargo Takes Delivery Of Final Boeing 767-300BCF
MIAMI — The LATAM Group has expanded and standardized its freighter fleet by taking delivery of its third and last Boeing 767-300ER BCF (Boeing Converted Freighter). The agreement, which was originally signed in 2017, had LATAM taking delivery of its first BCF in December 2018, then a second in July 2019. The three 767-300ERs that have been converted into cargo planes were previously passenger aircraft for LATAM.
Boeing To Suspend 737 MAX Production In January
MIAMI — Boeing plans to suspend its 737 MAX production line in January 2020. The manufacturer’s CEO, Dennis Muilenburg, said that this decision was based on a thoughtful assessment of various factors. The imminent shutdown of the 737 assembly line comes after the plane was grounded worldwide since March 2019, following two fatal crashes in October 2018 (Lion Air flight 610), and in March 2019 (Ethiopian Airlines flight 302), which led to one of the biggest scandals in commercial aviation history.
British Airways Signs Joint Business Agreement With China Southern
MIAMI — British Airways (BA) and China Southern (CZ) have announced a codeshare agreement, which is set to start from January 2, 2020, allowing its passengers to exploit better frequent flyer benefits and increased connectivity. The new JBA enables both airlines to work together on ticket pricing, enhancing both carriers’ route networks. British Airways and China Southern signed a first codeshare agreement in 2017, which covered only 10 routes.
The 737 MAX Crisis Continues: American Airlines Pushes Schedule To April 2020
MIAMI — American Airlines extended its Boeing 737 MAX cancellations until April 7, 2020. Before the 737 MAX is brought back to service, the airline plans to run trial flights as long as there are no further delays to the plane’s official return into service. With this new setback, the 737 MAX grounding saga continues. The grounding continues to strengthen its position as the longest grounding of a US-built commercial airliner in history.
Video: First Air Canada Airbus A220 Performs Maiden Flight
MIAMI — Air Canada’s first Airbus A220-300 performed its maiden flight from Montreal-Mirabel, in Canada. The plane rolled out of the paint shop at Bombardier’s Mirabel facility in November. Video by: Mark Brandon Air Canada is the North-American launch customer for the A220-300 and will eventually take delivery of 45 planes. The carrier also has 30 options to exercise, all of which will be used to replace the airline’s oldest Airbus A320 family aircraft and its entire Embraer E190 fleet.
Air France/KLM Group Orders 10 More Airbus A350-900s
MIAMI — The Air France/KLM group has topped up its A350 order by adding 10 more Airbus A350-900s, bringing the total backlog to 38 aircraft. With three planes already delivered, Air France is well underway to replace its aging fleet of Airbus A340-300s and Boeing 777-200ERs. Air France took delivery of its first brand new A350-900 in September this year.
WOW Air to Relaunch as PLAY In 2020
MIAMI — A former WOW Air executive has announced that he plans to relaunch the Icelandic low-cost carrier as PLAY, in 2020. During a press conference in Reykjavik, Iceland, Arnar Már Magnusson said that the re-branded airline plans to launch using Airbus A321s to kick-start its operations, later growing it to more A320s and A321s by spring 2020. According to Magnusson, PLAY will operate flights from Iceland to Europe initially, before launching routes to North America.
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