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Kanselir Jerman Angela Merkel hari Minggu (18/7) mengatakan banjir baru-baru ini di Eropa “mengerikan” dan menjanjikan bantuan keuangan cepat untuk salah satu wilayah yang paling terdampak di Jerman.
“Tidak ada bahasa Jerman yang dapat menggambarkan kehancuran yang terjadi,” ujar Merkel.
Jumlah korban meninggal di seluruh Eropa mencapai 184 orang, termasuk 157 orang di Jerman.
Ketika tim SAR melanjutkan upaya pencarian korban yang hilang, satu distrik di Bavaria, di selatan Jerman, dilanda banjir bandang yang menewaskan sedikitnya satu orang. Jalan-jalan terendam banjir bagai sungai, sejumlah kendaraan tersapu arus banjir yang deras, sementara satu kawasan di dekat perbatasan dengan Austria kini terkubur lumpur.
Kanselir Jerman Angela Merkel memberikan konferensi pers di kawasan yang dilanda banjir dekat Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler hari Minggu (18/7).
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Munich and Lilium airports to become hubs for Lilium operators April 19, 2021
Lilium, an expert in regional electric air mobility, has agreed that Munich Airport and Nuremberg Airport will become hubs for a proposed regional air mobility network in Bavaria.
This news follows on Lilium’s planned hubs in North Rhine-Westphalia and Florida, with the first passenger flights projected to take place from 2024 onwards.
Based on agreements in principle with the landing site operators, Lilium has undertaken extensive preparatory work, covering site search, structural implementation and airspace integration, use cases and routes. This partnership will offer all-electric connections, with each of which can transport six passengers between different locations across Southern Germany
By Pilar Wolfsteller2021-04-19T17:45:00+01:00
German electric air-taxi start-up Lilium will partner with airports in the Bavarian cities of Munich and Nuremberg to establish a regional air mobility network.
The Munich-headquartered company says on 19 April that the two hubs will enable it to offer air connections between different locations across southern Germany with its seven-seat electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.
The aircraft has a projected maximum range of 135nm (250km) and cruise speed of 156kt (280 km/h) with zero emissions. The first example is expected to be completed next year, the company says.
Source: Lilium
Lilium names Nuremberg airport as a hub in southern Germany