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Lufthansa has made this announcement: Predicting the weather even more accurately, analyzing climate changes even more precisely, researching even better how the world is developing. This is the goal of a globally unique cooperation between Lufthansa and several research institutes. Converting an aircraft into a climate research plane poses major challenges. Lufthansa has chosen the most modern and economical long-haul jet in its fleet – an Airbus A350-900 named “Erfurt” (registration D-AIXJ). In three stages, the “Erfurt” will now become a flying research laboratory. In Lufthansa T...

Lufthansa converts Airbus jet into climate research aircraft Friday, April 9, 2021 IWK Bureau German flag carrier Lufthansa is converting an Airbus A350-900 into a climate research aircraft, the airline announced. The work in a hangar in Malta already started, Xinhua news agency quoted the country's largest airline as saying on Wednesday, preparations were made on the lower fuselage for a "complex air intake system". The centerpiece of the flying research laboratory would be a 1.6-tone container with measuring equipment. "Predicting the weather even more accurately, analysing ...

Lufthansa converts Airbus jet into climate research aircraft ​ By IANS | ​ 5 Views Lufthansa to ground 150 aircraft as coronavirus hits air travel. Image Source: IANS News Berlin, April 8 : German flag carrier Lufthansa is converting an Airbus A350-900 into a climate research aircraft, the airline announced. The work in a hangar in Malta already started, Xinhua news agency quoted the country's largest airline as saying on Wednesday, preparations were made on the lower fuselage for a "complex air intake system". The centerpiece of the flying research laboratory would be a 1.6-tone contai...

2021-04-07 17:36:15 GMT2021-04-08 01:36:15(Beijing Time) Xinhua English BERLIN, April 7 (Xinhua) -- Lufthansa is converting an Airbus A350-900 into a climate research aircraft, Germany's largest airline announced on Wednesday. The work in a hangar in Malta already started. According to the German airline, preparations were made on the lower fuselage for a "complex air intake system." The centerpiece of the flying research laboratory would be a 1.6-ton container with measuring equipment. "Predicting the weather even more accurately, analyzing climate change even more precisely, research...