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Flights Temporarily Suspended At Berlin Airport Over Drone scare
Flights were suspended for almost two hours at Berlin Brandenburg Airport on Friday due to sightings of unidentified drones, the latest in a series of similar scares across Europe, an airport spokesman told AFP.
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Berlin Airport Workers To Strike Again On Monday Over Pay
Ground staff at Berlin's two airports will begin a 25-hour strike on Monday, their trade union said on Sunday, stepping up action in a pay dispute that has already caused the cancellation of around 1,000 flights.
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Airports Shutdown At Berlin Due To Crew Strike
Nearly all flights were cancelled at Berlin's two airports on Friday due to strike action by ground staff, who want an increase in pay to 12 euros ($12.71) from 11 euros an hour.
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Syrian Refugee In Germany Tried To Make A Bomb Before Suicide: Report
A Syrian refugee who committed suicide in prison after being arrested on suspicion of planning an attack on a Berlin airport experimented with chemicals in August in an attempt to make a bomb, a magazine reported on Friday.
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Germany Bomb Plot Suspect Found Dead In Cell: Authorities
A Syrian man arrested on a suspicion that he had planned a jihadist bomb attack on a Berlin airport was found dead in his cell Wednesday after an apparent suicide, authorities said.
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France Honours Americans, Briton Who Disarmed Train Gunman
French President Francois Hollande on Monday awarded France's highest honour, the Legion d'honneur, to three US citizens and a Briton who helped disarm a machine gun-toting suspected Islamist militant on a train last week.
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Father of French Train Gunman Says Cannot Believe Son is a Terrorist
The father of a suspected Islamist militant gunman overpowered by passengers on a high-speed train in France was quoted today as saying he could not believe his son was a terrorist.
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New Berlin airport opening delayed indefinitely: officials
The scheduled opening of Berlin's new main airport next month has been delayed indefinitely due to problems with fire protection measures, authorities said on Tuesday. Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport, designed to replace the city's current two hubs, Schoenefeld and Tegel, was scheduled to welcome its first flights on June 3.
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Bomb scare at Berlin airport
A Russian Aeroflot plane was evacuated at a Berlin airport Monday after authorities received a bomb threat only minutes before the plane's scheduled departure.Police searched the plane, luggage and passengers destined for Moscow but found no explosive substances, a spokesman said. They gave the all-clear in the early afternoon.Several news outlets ...
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Flights Temporarily Suspended At Berlin Airport Over Drone scare
Flights were suspended for almost two hours at Berlin Brandenburg Airport on Friday due to sightings of unidentified drones, the latest in a series of similar scares across Europe, an airport spokesman told AFP.
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Berlin Airport Workers To Strike Again On Monday Over Pay
Ground staff at Berlin's two airports will begin a 25-hour strike on Monday, their trade union said on Sunday, stepping up action in a pay dispute that has already caused the cancellation of around 1,000 flights.
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Airports Shutdown At Berlin Due To Crew Strike
Nearly all flights were cancelled at Berlin's two airports on Friday due to strike action by ground staff, who want an increase in pay to 12 euros ($12.71) from 11 euros an hour.
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Syrian Refugee In Germany Tried To Make A Bomb Before Suicide: Report
A Syrian refugee who committed suicide in prison after being arrested on suspicion of planning an attack on a Berlin airport experimented with chemicals in August in an attempt to make a bomb, a magazine reported on Friday.
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Germany Bomb Plot Suspect Found Dead In Cell: Authorities
A Syrian man arrested on a suspicion that he had planned a jihadist bomb attack on a Berlin airport was found dead in his cell Wednesday after an apparent suicide, authorities said.
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France Honours Americans, Briton Who Disarmed Train Gunman
French President Francois Hollande on Monday awarded France's highest honour, the Legion d'honneur, to three US citizens and a Briton who helped disarm a machine gun-toting suspected Islamist militant on a train last week.
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Father of French Train Gunman Says Cannot Believe Son is a Terrorist
The father of a suspected Islamist militant gunman overpowered by passengers on a high-speed train in France was quoted today as saying he could not believe his son was a terrorist.
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New Berlin airport opening delayed indefinitely: officials
The scheduled opening of Berlin's new main airport next month has been delayed indefinitely due to problems with fire protection measures, authorities said on Tuesday. Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport, designed to replace the city's current two hubs, Schoenefeld and Tegel, was scheduled to welcome its first flights on June 3.
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Bomb scare at Berlin airport
A Russian Aeroflot plane was evacuated at a Berlin airport Monday after authorities received a bomb threat only minutes before the plane's scheduled departure.Police searched the plane, luggage and passengers destined for Moscow but found no explosive substances, a spokesman said. They gave the all-clear in the early afternoon.Several news outlets ...
