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Der Countdown läuft: In wenigen Tagen werden in vielen Orten im nördlichen Teil des Landkreises Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen wieder Maibäume in die Höhe gestemmt
Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen - Er zählt zu den prägendsten Symbolen des bayerischen Brauchtums – und wird in wenigen Tagen auch im nördlichen Teil des Landkreises wieder vielerorts in die Höhe gestemmt: der Maibaum
Bereits seit Ende März wartet der Stamm einer 30-Meter-Fichte beim Landgasthof Berg in dem Eurasburger Ortsteil auf seinen großen Auftritt
um 6 Uhr ist es so weit: Dann stellen die Maiburschen Beuerberg ihren Baum auf dem Berger Dorfplatz auf
Um 13.30 Uhr startet im Anschluss der Maitanz im Landgasthof Berg
Mit ihrem traditionellen Tanz um den Baum beginnen die Madln und Burschen um 13 Uhr
Danach zieht ein Festzug zum Vereinsstadl am Sportplatz am Pater-Paulus-Weg
Ab 19 Uhr erwartet die Besucher dort fetzige Live-Musik mit den FlexxiBells
stellen die Mooshamer Burschen zur selben Zeit – um 8 Uhr – ihren Maibaum vor dem Gasthaus Hansch auf
Um den Feiertag passend ausklingen zu lassen
gibt es im Anschluss im Gasthaus Hansch Maimusik
Ganz frisch aus dem Wald kommt der Geretsrieder Maibaum: In den frühen Morgenstunden wird er dort geschnitten und entrindet
Im nächsten Schritt wird er zum Karl-Lederer-Platz transportiert und dort geschmückt
Um 14 Uhr beginnt die traditionelle Maifeier
Mitwirkende sind erneut die Tanzgruppen der Geretsrieder Landsmannschaften
die Egerländer Gmoi z`Geretsried sowie die Griechische Gemeinde
Nach einer der durch Bürgermeister Michael Müller und den „Vüarstäiha“ Helmut Hahn tanzen die Gruppen den Maibaum an
Die musikalische Umrahmung übernimmt ab 16 Uhr die Gartenberger Bunkerblasmusik
Bei Regen findet die Veranstaltung im Ratsstubensaal statt
Auf dem Hechenberger Dorfplatz wird der Maibaum am kommenden Donnerstag
Organisiert werden die Feierlichkeiten in dem Dietramszeller Ortsteil vom Trachtenverein Hechenberg
Auch die Humbacher Maiburschen zelebrieren den 1
Mai: Um 10 Uhr beginnen sie vor dem Gasthof Geiger damit
Der alte Maibaum wird im Laufe des Tags in dem Dietramszeller Ortsteil versteigert
mit schierer Muskelkraft an der Hauptstraße beim ehemaligen Gasthaus Neuwirt in die Höhe hieven
beginnen die Madl und Burschen um 13 Uhr mit ihrem Maitanz
Im Anschluss ziehen die jungen Leute mit der Musikkapelle Münsing zum Festzelt beim Bartlstadl am Biberweg 19
Für die musikalische Unterhaltung sorgt die Musikkapelle
Ein großes Programm zum Start in den Mai fahren die Burchen im Eglinger Ortsteil Neufahrn auf: Am Donnerstag um 8 Uhr stellen sie neben der Kirche im Ort den Maibaum auf
– geht es weiter: Begonnen wird um 13 Uhr in der Kirche mit einem Gottesdienst
tanzen die Madl und Burschen um ihren Maibaum
Weitergefeiert wird danach im Vereinsheim am Kapellenweg
Zunächst sorgt dort die Deininger Blasmusik für musikalische Unterhaltung
Für Partystimmung ab 18 Uhr ist dann die Band FlexxiBells zuständig
Den Platz vor dem ehemaligen Gasthof Riegel im Dietramszeller Ortsteil Obermühltal haben sich die Mühltaler Burschen für ihren Maibaum auserkoren
Am 1. Mai pünktlich um 10 Uhr stellt der Bürgerverein Schönrain in dem Königsdorfer Ortsteil, die genaue Adresse lautet Schwaighofen 37, seinen Maibaum auf.
Die Thanninger wuchten heuer zwar keinen Maibaum in die Senkrechte, auf einen Tanz in den Mai möchte der Eglinger Ortsteil trotzdem nicht verzichten. Los geht‘s bereits an diesem Samstag, 26. April, im Vereinsheim des EC Thanning am Dorfanger. Einlass und Bewirtung starten um 18 Uhr, der Eintritt kostet acht Euro. Es spielen die Bands Alpenkrach und Birnblech.
Per Kran wird der Waldramer Maibaum bereits am Mittwoch, 30. April, gegen 14 Uhr auf dem Sportplatz aufgerichtet. Einen Tag später beginnen die Feierlichkeiten zum 1. Mai um 10.30 Uhr mit einem Gottesdienst in der Kirche St. Josef. Danach zieht ein Fahnenzug zum Sportplatz. Dort tanzen im Anschluss die Maipaare – circa gegen 12.30 Uhr – um den Baum. Für musikalische Unterhaltung sorgt die Waldramer Tanzlmusi. Das Ende der Veranstaltung ist gegen 20 Uhr geplant. kof
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the German manufacturer of chillers using water as the refrigerant
has filed for insolvency after a search for a new investor failed
At the request of the company’s management
the district court in Munich ordered the provisional insolvency administration on 2 June
appointing Dr Matthias Hofmann from law firm Pohlmann Hofmann as the provisional insolvency administrator.
The company is said to have held promising talks with a strategic investor up until last month
the failure of which ultimately meant that the company would no longer be able to finance itself
Efficient Energy has been dedicated to the development of sustainable and safe refrigeration technology that uses water as a refrigerant. The company has filed over 200 patents developing its Bluezero technology and has commissioned more than 170 systems in recent years
The company has around 100 employees
The provisional insolvency administrator is said to be optimistic about the planned search for new investors: “Efficient Energy has achieved a great deal technologically. With its climate-protecting impact
the product is very attractive for investors
especially in times when ESG-compliant investments are becoming increasingly important. Insolvency law provides a very good framework for an investor solution. Because the company filed for insolvency very early on
we have time to find a solution in the coming months,” Hofmann said
Efficient Energy CEO Georg Dietrich said that the step into insolvency was not an easy one
“We have a technology that has already proven itself on the market and full order books
We are open both to investors and to a sale in order to reposition ourselves for the series production of the eChiller45IC,” he said
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WeigelAdvertisementFour soldiers carry a wounded comrade to a mobile operating tent as rain patters on a roof awning overhead
and a large cupboard containing tamponades
a female soldier helps the German military doctor Sven Schläfke into his medical coat
At the same time, a medic glues a piece of cloth with fake blood onto a patient's stomach. The medic adds paint and covers the patient's body with blue cotton sheets. Then Schläfke and his Chinese colleague Zheng, a soldier in the People's Liberation Army (PLA)
Outside there is thunder and lightning
they would now be forced to halt the surgery
as German field hospitals tents are not grounded
This means they risk being struck by lightning
But as Schläfke and Zheng are running this medical drill in a Chinese field hospital tent they can carry on
Zheng and his fellow Chinese soldiers remain calm and everything goes ahead as normal
The sky over the German army base in Feldkirchen
Different countries have different safety standards — and these can make the difference between life and death
along with other doctors and medics from the German Bundeswehr and China's PLA, have spent the past two weeks practicing such critical situations on German soil
titled "Combined Aid," involved some 90 Chinese and 120 German soldiers
both armed forces ran a joint medical drill in China
but this is the first time that People's Liberation Army troops have come to Germany to train with the German armed forces
"It feels odd when you think about cooperating with Chinese soldiers," says Matthias Frank
a spokesperson for the Bundeswehr medical services
"They have an entirely different culture." That became clear from the kettle incident
The story has made its way around Feldkirchen. The Germans had fitted the living quarters for their Chinese guests with kettles to make them feel at home
But when some 100 Chinese soldiers all started boiling water to make tea at the same time
everyone says both sides have been getting on really well
They communicate in English and rely on medical protocols for everything else — or
Despite their differences, Germany and China's armies are already cooperating in the context of the international UN peacekeeping mission in Mali, one of the most difficult and dangerous UN operations on the entire African continent
Both nations contribute roughly 400 soldiers each
Only African peacekeeping nations contribute a greater number of troops
The two armies are therefore running emergency drills to prepare them for medical situations they might face in the West African country
they have set up a mock UN refugee camp in the Bavarian army base
their faces painted white to simulate an illness
Several soldiers are pretending to be sick
microbiologists Yang Chaojie and Nicole Fiedler are using a mobile lab to test for contagious diseases
adding that nobody "reinvents the medical sciences." But Chinese colleague Yang does have something the Germans do not: A method for quickly identifying whether someone has cholera
Suddenly, the phone rings in the field hospital. There is a fictitious cholera outbreak in the simulated refugee camp. The hospital is transformed into a quarantine station with the goal of preventing an all-out cholera epidemic. Similar situations have already happened in real life, for example when West Africa suffered the 2014 Ebola outbreak
Frank of the German medical commando explains that at the time
the German and Chinese medical field stations were located side by side
He is impressed by his Chinese counterparts: "The Chinese medical soldiers are real specialists when it comes to fighting and containing epidemics."
Read more: End of a 'secret' German military mission in Cameroon
Both sides can learn a lot from each other
as the German and Chinese troops keep reiterating
German soldiers are impressed by the PC tablet the Chinese have attached to their x-ray machine so doctors can easily view the images on-site
They are equally impressed by their compact
stowaway beds complete with medical monitors
expertly eye German vehicles and appreciate German accuracy
Microbiologist Yang comments on how the drill is run in a strict and orderly manner. "This is typically German for us."
While the Germans and Chinese are united in their cultural love of perfectionism
they tend to view each other critically when it comes to military matters
Germany's then-Defense Minster Ursula von der Leyen embarked on her first trip to China to engage in security talks
Joint drills like the one in Feldkirchen have been strictly limited to medical cooperation
Military maneuvers were not on the agenda
delivering first aid throughout the world is already challenging enough
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affecting areas of the state of Carinthia (Kärnten) in the south of the country
Particularly badly affected were areas in the districts of Feldkirchen and Villach-Land
Arriach in Villach-Land record 135 mm of rain in 24 hours
The city of Villach recorded 118 mm of rain which is the highest 24 hour total for a summer month
Strong winds with record gusts of 128.5 km/h also caused severe damage
Rivers and streams broke their banks causing floods and mudslides in the municipalities of Laastadt
Authorities requested residents to stay in their homes
Floods and debris flows cut all road access to Arriach
Police have carried out rescues using helicopters
Damage to power infrastructure left thousands of households without electricity
Police reported one person died in a mudslide in Treffen am Ossiacher See
Another person is thought to be missing after a vehicle was swept away by flood waters
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Home > News General > SeaHelp members save 15 per cent: Boat tarpaulin cleaning and impregnation by a professional
Many boat owners are familiar with the problem: algae
mould stains or mildew can affect the boat cover or bimini after a while
not only impairing the appearance and cleanliness of the fabrics
SeaHelp members who have their tarpaulins cleaned or impregnated by cooperation partner SCM Shading Cleaners in Feldkirchen will save 15 percent with immediate effect
Soiled boat tarpaulins are now a thing of the past: the company SCM Shading Cleaners Mühleder GmbH (SCM) from Feldkirchen an der Donau specialises in cleaning and impregnating all tarpaulins and biminis on board
Sewing and repair work is also carried out quickly and professionally
And if you don’t need your tarpaulins at the moment
you can also have them professionally stored at SCM
The motto of the Upper Austrians is: “cleaning your boat tarpaulin or boat cover not only improves the appearance of the boat
but also extends the life of the tarpaulin”
professional impregnation also guarantees the tightness of all textile and plastic covers on a boat; SCM can also quickly and professionally clean and seal caravan and mobile home canopies and tents
And this is how it works: the customer dismantles their boat cover or tarpaulin and brings it to SCM
courier service or haulage company is also possible
cleaning and impregnation is recommended “every two to three years”; in this way
sustainable and cost-effective extension of the durability of the cover and protective tarpaulins can be achieved”
SeaHelp is now a cooperation partner of SCM
SCM grants a special discount of 15 per cent on the official list prices
Example: cleaning (PVC and textile material) currently costs 20 euros / square metre
impregnation (only for textile materials) is offered from 7.20 euros / square metre
and storage of the tarpaulin or tarpaulin cover is available at the same price
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We’ve seen some killer builds over the years—stand up Winston Yeh of Rough Crafts in particular—and NCT have just boosted the roster
low-slung FXD with a drag bike vibe and suspension upgrades to match
“We wanted to give the Harley a complete new look,” says shop boss David Widmann
“and move away from the usual styles and color schemes.”
The subframe is now just enough to support a neat blue leather solo seat: nothing more
The leather is dyed to the same blue used for the tank logo and striping
The front caliper is Brembo; the rear two-piston gripper is branded with an ‘Eleanor’ logo
And the standard real coilover shocks have been upgraded to Öhlins piggybacks
there’s no shortage of stump-pulling torque
Motogadget also supplied the speedo that is flush-fitted into the headlight mounting bracket
and the tiny push-button m.switch units—which are sitting on lightweight carbon LSL bars
The master cylinders and reservoirs are from Galespeed and Rizoma
Eleanor is a showpiece build for NCT’s top-level skills
and was one of the headliners at the European Bike Week a couple of weeks ago
But she’s no trailer queen: she’s now David’s daily rider
“She’s a totally comfortable and powerful bike,” he says
We have to admit to a twinge of jealousy there
But anything that keeps the Dyna in the public eye has to be good news
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the largest of its kind the firm has made since it was established in 2005
has seen the company take delivery of a number of new Haas CNC machines and ARBURG injection moulding machines
“Today....all industries require fast turnaround
especially in product development,” said Lee Ball
“Our continuous investment allows us to meet the ever growing needs of our thousands of customers across all industries.”
The new Haas machines will be configured for either mould making or component machining
with both of these services growing at a rapid pace
Proto Labs UK’s inventory now totals 130 CNC machining and 57 injection moulding machines
“We are seeing demand for moulded parts increase across the board year-over-year
a critical leverage is this investment in new technology.” said Ball
Demand for the firms' industrial 3D printing service
the only possible option is to manufacture using this technology.” said Daniel Cohn
Managing Director of the 3D printing business Proto Labs GmbH in Feldkirchen
This recent capacity growth is reinforced by business expansion across Proto Labs’ European locations
the business has supported annual growth in excess of 20 per cent in manufacturing and engineering
“Additional space will be required within the next 18 to 24 months to accommodate our projected level of growth
both to our office space and manufacturing capacity,” said Lee Ball
A similar expansion plan is also in development to support expected growth in the company’s German facilities at Eschenlohe and Feldkirchen
To find our more about Proto Labs watch our recent video interview with company director Damian Hennessey
GERMANY: Swedish ventilation equipment manufacturer Lindab has acquired Felderer AG
a German wholesaler and manufacturer of ventilation components
Felderer was founded in 1979 and is based in Feldkirchen outside Munich
It is one of Germany’s largest distributors of products including ducts
but does not currently sell Lindab products
Felderer also manufactures circular ventilation ducts.
It has annual sales of approximately SEK700m (€65m)
160 employees and operates from seven sales and distribution facilities in southern and western Germany
“The German market has great potential for us
the buildings are well insulated and need efficient
German authorities are focusing on reducing energy consumption in both new and existing buildings,” said Lindab president and CEO Ola Ringdahl.
we are significantly expanding and broadening our ventilation offering in Germany,” he added
Sidecars are inherently charming, but this Moto Guzzi 850 T3 rig is so evocative
we started scouring the classifieds immediately for a local equivalent
The men behind the company are founder David Widmann
that didn’t stop the lads from performing a comprehensive tear down and rebuild
but NCT opted to retain the original exhausts for the sake of authenticity
The headlight is still the original unit (mounted on custom brackets)
turn signals and Acewell speedo are all new
Once every single nut and bolt had been seen too
The result is a gorgeous and timeless red and white scheme
with the frame and the wheels powder coated to match
Now where did we put our open face helmets and aviator goggles
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Something new and unusual is being featured at Showcase Gallery during the month of June
drawings and carvings by academic German painter Konrad Schmid-Meil Sr.
the late father of 100 Mile House realtor Konrad Schmid-Meil Jr.
currently fills the gallery enclosure and spills out into the hallways of the South Cariboo Business Centre
The Second World War interrupted his education
he deserted and his name was later found on a Nazi death list by the American military
the American army installed him as mayor of the town of Feldkirchen
specializing in the restoration of many frescoes
statues and mosaics in churches damaged during the war
He is also responsible for many frescoes painted on the walls of other buildings throughout Germany
His artistic training and his preference were for Biblical subject matter and that accounted for majority of the works that he produced
Stained-glass pieces for churches were also a specialty of his and one of his windows
The Catholic Church in Lac la Hache also has 14 paintings done by Schmid-Meil Sr
The collection in Showcase includes oil paintings
It is a good representation of the fine art that Schmid-Meil Sr
The show is especially exciting for Schmid-Meil Jr
who says this is the first time in half a century his father's works have been displayed in an art show
titled In Memory of Konrad Schmid-Meil Sr.
is being hosted by the South Cariboo Artists Guild
Showcase Gallery is located at 475 Birch Ave
and the collection can be viewed Monday to Friday from 8 a.m
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“Istanbul is one of the top desired destinations by our passengers”
says Wolfgang Grimus, CEO of Graz Airport
which we have just started with flights from Graz to Antalya
is already now being expanded to include this very attractive destination
The metropolis Istanbul attracts both business and leisure travelers
offering a vast number of sights to explore
Pegasus connects passengers via Istanbul with over 30 destinations within Turkey and additionally flights to Dubai
Flight scheduleTuesday 08:35 ex Istanbul / 09:50 in Graz 11:00 ex Graz / 14:15 in IstanbulFriday 08:50 ex Istanbul / 10:05 in Graz 11:10 ex Graz / 14:25 in IstanbulSunday 11:10 ex Istanbul / 12:25 in Graz 13:30 ex Graz / 16:45 in Istanbul
About Pegasus AirlinesTürkiye’s leading low cost carrier Pegasus Airlines is the second largest airline in Türkiye and offers both leisure and scheduled flights
In addition to 37 domestic Turkish destinations
Pegasus Airlines serves 150 destinations in 53 countries throughout Europe
About the airport Sabiha GokcenThe airport Sabiha Gökçen ranks second amongst all Turkish airports only after Istanbul Airport with more than 41 million passengers per year
which uses Sabiha Gokcen as a major hub.The airport is named after the first female fighter pilot in the world
one of the adoptive children of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Mahler Holding has reached an agreement with Bauking (BME Group) on the sale of a large part of its operating companies
Mahler Fliesen & Glasbau and Hillari Fliesen-Center
The sale of shares is still subject to approval by the relevant antitrust authorities and is expected to be completed in the course of 2021
As one of the leading building materials and tile dealers in Bavaria
Mahler has an attractive market position with five branches in Augsburg
as well as a tiling business at its headquarters in Augsburg and employs a total of 273 staff
“The owner families realised their vision to lead the companies into a future independent of the family
embedded in a larger environment and continuing to offer excellent development opportunities,” says co-owner and Managing Director Dr
In Bauking Carlsqaure identified not only a successful market leader in Northern Germany but also a company with a compelling track record of successfully integrating traditional family businesses
Bauking is market leader in the North of Germany
generating revenues more than €1.1 billion with 67 of general building merchant locations and 51 DIY retail locations (operating under the ‘hagebaumarkt’ brand)
Bauking is part of the BME Group – one of the leading building materials trading companies in Europe
The Dutch BME Group is a portfolio company of the American investor Blackstone
one of the largest financial investors worldwide
Bauking will expand its footprint to the south of Germany
Bauking will thus gain access to the know-how of the Mahler Group
especially in the area of digitalisation and its expertise in the tile business
The Chairman of the Bauking Management Board
emphasises: “We will continue and intensify our acquisition efforts in order to achieve our ambitious growth targets and continue to look for successful building materials distribution companies to round off the expansion of our sales territory.”
Mahler will remain an independent company with the same organisational structure and familiar brand identity as part of the Bauking group
Carlsquare initiated the transaction and acted as exclusive financial advisor to the shareholders of Mahler Holding
Feldkirchen bei Graz, 09.04.2025: On its way to the aspired carbon neutrality Graz Airport has made a further important step: On six parking positions a subterraneous 400 Hz ground power supply was established in the last few months. The power necessary to run the ground power units is partly produced by the new PV system on the roof of the car park that was directly integrated into the new system
„The new ground power supply is not only an important milestone on our way to a green Airport“
the two managing directors of Graz Airport
„The working conditions of the ground staff are significantly improved on these parking positions too as they are not exposed anymore to the exhaust fumes and noise of the old diesel ground power units
By implementing this measure about 24,000 litres less fossil fuel are used per year
which equals a CO2 reduction of about 79 tons
this year too Graz Airport is auctioning old equipment
vehicles and a wide variety of other articles so they can be recycled
office furniture and much more are available in the auction
which starts immediately and runs until 11:00 on Tuesday 17.09.2024
we have acted very prudently for years at Graz Airport
“But it can become necessary to purchase new equipment due to new safety regulations
or the financial cost or time required for maintenance
and is why we decided to hold an auction again.”
A wide range of vehicles and articles are being offered
The vehicles include among others a tow tug
a snow blower and a Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicle
which was used as the operations director’s car
Various items of equipment are also available
high-pressure cleaners or multi-gas detectors
Surplex, a German company with a branch in Austria, was commissioned to carry out the auction. The objects to be auctioned have been posted on the website www.surplex.at
The auction will finish at 11:00 on 17 September 2024
The vehicles and equipment can be inspected on-site on Monday 09.09.2024 from 10:00 to 15:00 after prior notification to info.austria@surplex.com
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walks and talks us through the wall of fame
A new Gore-Tex jacket being waterboarded in the rain room
There is little to no perceptible difference between garments with the ePE (let) and PTFE (right) membrane
The Crumpleflexer tortures the material to simulate repeated use
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Does the evolution of Gore-Tex’s ePE membrane mean we can buy guilt-free gear again
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Gore & Associates’ European headquarters in Feldkirchen-Westerham
Since Bob Gore accidentally invented it in 1969
Gore-Tex (a miracle membrane used in outerwear that can keep water and wind out while still allowing body vapor to escape) has been integral to producing high-performing protective garments worn by explorers venturing to the very extremities of Planet Earth and beyond
Gore-Tex features in gear worn at the planet’s poles and atop highest its peaks
and it’s found in space suits worn by astronauts on missions in space
and in the valves used during heart surgery for that matter
Gore-Tex has been synonymous with adventure for decades
In some respects – although it remains an expensive ingredient used primarily in premium products – this magical membrane has helped democratize the outdoors by making it possible for reasonably average people (like me) to explore further than we’d ever be capable of venturing without it (at least not without exposing ourselves to the very real danger of freezing to death or dying of exposure)
I’ve stood on the very rooftop of a couple of continents completely cocooned in Gore-Tex gear
quite literally from my fingertips to my toes
I may well have left some of those digits up there.
being shown around the Gore-Tex mothership and meeting some of the people responsible for future-proofing the company
is because the production and proliferation of such pricey high-performance gear has also come at an environmental cost
testing and development – Gore has succeeded in reinventing their membrane
and now they really want to tell the outdoor world all about ePE
which they say is more environmentally friendly and will ultimately replace the old ePTFE-based technology
along with various other outdoorsy journalists
I’ve been invited to Feldkirchen-Westerham
see and feel how this new membrane works and to actually test some items of apparel made with the mark-II material in the nearby mountains
home and active products from the T3 experts
But I also really want to know how legitimate the claims being made about ePE are in terms of it being gentler on the natural environment
waterproof and breathable garments (WWBs) we all demand
Gore’s all-important membrane is invariably wrapped in a laminate with synthetic materials (essentially plastic
a product of the fossil fuel industry that will never
the composition and production of the membrane itself has – until now – involved the use of Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
and then the clothing is treated in a durable water repellent (DWR) finish that has
featured damaging ‘forever chemicals’ like perfluorocarbons (PFCs)
For decades the performance of Gore-Tex gear has been based on the properties of an ePTFE membrane
which is covered in extremely tiny holes – so small they won’t let water molecules or wind through but will let vapour out
which is how it manages to be both windproof
waterproof and breathable (at least in the right conditions
PTFE is an inert fluoropolymer that doesn’t break down or degrade, and according to Gore (and an independent textile expert I later consulted)
is not a PFC of environmental concern – although some chemists take a different view
It also increases the durability – and therefore useful lifespan – of a garment
which lowers its environmental footprint (so long as people are not tempted and lured into repeatedly buying new gear before their old kit has really died)
questions remain about what happens to the PTFEs during disposal (even if you try and do the right thing
textile sorters currently separate out the outdoor garments which might have a DWR on them and do not send these into the textile-to-textile recycling system for fear of contamination – instead they get sent overseas and might be burned or dumped)
the process of creating all those tiny holes in the microporous membrane that allows the magic to happen is done with the use of fluorines
which are being banned because they’re awful for the environment
Gore stood to lose its Bluesign badging when the PFC ban came in unless the company discontinued its use of PFCs in their manufacturing process
the outdoor apparel industry is not the only sector guilty of using such chemicals and materials – PTFE is used in everything from plumber’s tape to medical equipment – and Gore is far from the only company involved (every brand producing microporous waterproof and breathable gear is in the same boat)
But with an audience and consumer base comprised of people who place great importance on the preservation of nature
leading outdoor names are especially vulnerable to accusations of non-sustainability or – worse – environmental damage
Gore-Tex is a component product used by high-end brands such as Patagonia that desperately want (need) to preserve their image as an environmentally conscious company
but there’s also a sense of earnestness around the Gore-Tex team tasked with making their product more planet-friendly
and this is very clearly evident in the people who proudly present their new and evolving product to us
which remains a microporous membrane that works in exactly the same way as its predecessor
those all-important little holes are created by heating and stretching the material (there’s a bit more to it than that
and it doesn’t involve the use of any nasty fluorines)
except most other companies are using the wording Olefin membranes instead of ePE
This is touted as the major change (and it is a big deal for Gore
who has devoted a lot of time to developing it)
but arguably it’s the stripping out of PFCs from DWR treatments that’s far more consequential since these ‘forever chemicals’ come off during use
they’re bioaccumulative and do not break down in the environment
Leading brands, including Adidas
have been producing products featuring Gore’s ePE membrane over the last 18 months
and information from independent in-field testing is hard to come by
but Gore says gear made with their new membrane and laminate (which is all PFC-free
including the DWR treatment) is just as durably waterproof
reliably breathable and totally windproof as their old tried and trusted apparel
we get to see examples of the material being put through a rigorous testing process at the Feldkirchen product development laboratory
where jackets made by brands that use Gore-Tex are subjected to a sustained all-direction soaking in the rain room (think water jets blast mannequins wearing the apparel for hours)
and the fabric gets repeatedly scrunched up by a machine called the Crumpleflexer
which sounds like something out of Willy Wonka's factory that I don't want to get caught up in
I even get a chance to put a sample jacket on
don some protective goggles and step into a wind tunnel where I can assess the garments’ windproof performance in a simulated storm
Leaving the lab, we cross the border into Austria and spend an entire day climbing via ferrata routes on the flanks of Harauer Spitze in the Chiemgaur Alpen
clad in prototype Gore-Tex jackets made with the new ePE tech (and constructed from recycled materials).
Unfortunately (for the purposes of the exercise)
but I do get to experience firsthand the look
I also get an insight into the breathability of the fabric as I work up a proper sweat while climbing the crag and then test its windproof qualities when I’m greeted by a stiff breeze at the summit
the air humidity is low and so a microporous membrane like Gore-Tex works brilliantly in terms of breathability
demonstrations and testing experiences are all very compelling
but while I’m an enthusiastic and experienced outdoorsy type
and I know what technology works best in particular terrain types
I’m far from an environmental scientist or – more to the point – a textile expert
to get their informed take on ePE and what it means for the outdoor industry
Charles Ross is a university lecturer at the Royal College of Art and works closely with Leeds University
He is the subject lead in Performance Sportswear Design
and many of his former students now work with brands like Mountain Equipment
Patagonia and Arc’teryx – one is actually on the Gore-Tex team
he has been taking a keen interest in the development of ePE
and the claims that it’s more environmentally friendly
“There’s no real change in the membrane in sustainability terms,” Charles tells me
although the previous version was made with PTFE
the material itself was inert and did not leach out chemicals
the construction method is definitely better
Charles says: “The new membrane is very comparable to the Gore-Tex of old
but not the highest permeability product – think more classic Gore-Tex rather than Gore-Tex Pro
I do expect the new (poly)Olefin membrane to have improved permeability in years to come
Gore will concentrate on getting better breathability figures.”
he cautions that better breathability stats are often arrived at via the production of a thinner fabric
“There’s always a compromise,” Charles chuckles
A truly magic material that is both genuinely waterproof and highly breathable doesn’t exist
But the removal of ‘forever chemicals’ from durable waterproof repellency treatments is unquestionably a good thing for the environment
although one issue Charles highlights with the new PFC-free DWRs is that they’re more prone to staining
“I am now seeing garments being junked within a year because they look grubby!” he laments
“I define sustainability as the gear you use for the longest – the lowest impact kit is the stuff you already own,” Charles concludes
“So if you have an ePTFE Gore-Tex jacket with a PFC DWR
keep using it; anything you replace it with will be additional footprints.”
saluting Gore’s contribution to the development of outdoor gear
Charles tells me: “They have advanced the market and the consumer’s expectations brilliantly
the whole user experience would not be as good.”
He likens the evolution of Gore-Tex (and windproof
waterproof and breathable apparel in general) to a journey and sees the development of ePE as a positive turn of direction along the way
if you are investing in new gear because your old kit has genuinely died
then it makes sense to go with equipment made without the use of environmentally damaging chemicals – but don’t go binning it and buying more just because it looks a bit stained
And treat it with respect; technical clothing like Gore-Tex can only be used a certain amount of times before the laminate fails – save it for when you really need it
and you’ll get years of exciting use out of it
which is better for your pocket and the planet
With a passenger increase of around 12% last year
Graz Airport is positioning itself for the future
“Graz Airport is continuing its upward trend”
“The figures clearly show that there is still a strong urge for travel in the private segment
discovering a new country or a new city is a dream that many people enjoy fulfilling
more and more foreign holidaymakers are coming to Styria by air
the business travel segment is still cautious in terms of travel behaviour; the challenging situation in the economy and industry both regionally and Europe-wide is reflected here and in the cargo figures
The opening of the Koralm Railway at the end of 2025 will further strengthen the role of Graz Airport as the gateway to the world for the economy
industry and tourism of Austria’s “Area South”.”
“We have had great success in terms of the environment in particular
The new additional PV system on the roof of the parking garage has been generating electricity since December
while by switching from diesel to HVO 100 and constructing fixed ground power supply points for the aircraft we are continuing our consistent reduction of CO2 emissions
The new self-service corner run by cafe+co in the arrivals area also offers high-quality catering round the clock.”
City Councillor for Participation Manfred Eber: “Graz Airport is an important intersection for our city
It not only connects the people of Graz with the world
but also strengthens the economy and tourism here in our provincial capital
The positive figures from 2024 show how essential the airport is for the international connections
economic strength and the attractiveness of our city as a location
I also find the endeavours around sustainability noteworthy
such as the new PV system on the parking garage roof and the consistent reduction of CO2 emissions in the everyday running of the airport.”
CEO Holding Graz and representative of the owner: “I am delighted that the leading airport in southern Austria is continuing its ‘ascent’
Graz Airport is once again underlining its position as a major economic and tourism hub
Especially with the upcoming opening of the Koralm Railway at the end of 2025 and the completion of the Semmering Tunnel
the airport will have the one-of-a-kind opportunity of being located at the hub of one of the most dynamic economic areas of Central Europe.”
total cargo fell just 3.6% short of the record result in 2023
which can mainly be ascribed to a decline in commercial flights and training flights
in total there will be direct flights from Graz to 30 destinations in 14 countries
the density of flights that we offer to the 5 major hubs means that around 190 destinations worldwide can now be conveniently reached with just one flight connection”
As of now Pegasus Airlines is flying up to four times a week to Antalya too
14.04.2025: This summer Antalya is clearly the holiday destination with the highest number of seats offered from Graz
Up to eight times a week a plane departs to the Turkish tourist city
Turkish Pegasus Airlines now offers the nonstop flight to great holidays in addition to SunExpress that has been partner of Graz Airport already the last few years
„The numerous flights between Graz and Antalya facilitate an individual length of the holidays
an advantage for all who cannot or do not want to book the classic one or two week holidays“
„We are very glad to have a second strong partner for these popular flights on board with Pegasus Airlines.“
snacks and refreshments are now available round the clock during the opening times of Graz Airport thanks to four new vending machines from café + co stocked with a variety of products
08.10.2024: Graz Airport has a good selection of food and drink options
And now a new concept has been implemented to offer coffee enjoyment and more during off-peak times too
A self-service corner with cosy seating in the public arrivals area now ensures even better visitor care during the airport’s opening hours
“In the last few months we have given a lot of thought to how we could improve the way we look after not just our guests
but also the employees of the various companies at Graz Airport”
“With café + co we have now found a partner that guarantees a perfect choice.”
Managing Director of café+co Austria: “As a leader in terms of quality and service
at café+co our priority is providing the best break
From hand-roasted coffee to soft drinks and snacks
we offer the passengers and visitors at Graz Airport first-class service and top-quality products
We are delighted that in future we will be assisting Graz Airport in caring for its guests.”
The ingredients for the snacks offered in the vending machines come from Austrian producers
café+co is a leader in terms of quality and service in the vending-machine catering and coffee-supply segments in Central and Eastern Europe
and currently has 10 operating subsidiaries in Austria and seven other countries
The group is mainly involved in the operation and service of vending machines for hot and cold drinks and snacks
in Austria café+co looks after 10,000 customers and employs 600 people
Find out more at www.cafeplusco.com
in 2023 Graz Airport took care of 31% more passengers than in 2022
the Airport even achieved the best result in its history
The positive trend of recent months and the flight submissions for 2024 suggest a further rebound towards the pre-coronavirus level
In 2023 the aviation sector continued to be confronted by multiple challenges
general inflation and the trend in energy costs are just some of the external influences shaping air transport
because we not only achieved the forecast traffic figures
“The stationing of a Eurowings aircraft and the associated expansion of our range of routes (new scheduled destinations Berlin and Hamburg
as well as an expanded charter offering) was a large and important step towards the future
The export-oriented economic and industrial enterprises in Styria again increasingly replaced online meetings with face-to-face appointments with their business partners
we were once again able to exceed the passenger numbers in 2019.”
“We also had many successes in the non-aviation segment”
“The number of events that were held at the Airport in 2023 was again almost at the 2019 level
in the parking garage and in the office building
our first in-house PV system has been producing electricity since the spring
CEO Wolfgang Malik is delighted at the continuous “ascent” of the airport
which is also important for Southern Austria and the neighbouring countries in terms of the strategic prospects: “With the notable increase in the passenger and cargo areas
our airport in Graz is once again highlighting its attractiveness
and above all its position in terms of the economy and tourism in Austria’s “Area South”
Graz Airport will have the unique opportunity of acting as a central hub of one of the largest new dynamic economic regions in Central Europe
at the intersection point of the European transversals.”
following a drop of almost 16% the previous year
there was a comparatively low increase of 6.6% to 33,496 movements
Training flights in this area increased by around 30% compared to the previous year
Commercial general aviation flights declined by 17% compared to the previous year
in total there will be direct flights from Graz to 31 destinations in 13 countries
“The high-frequency offering to 4 major transit airports
the direct flights to attractive city destinations and a varied tourist flight programme will further strengthen our location”
From today the new P5 car park is operational at Graz Airport
11.12.2024: To offer travellers at Graz Airport even more convenience
a new car park with 133 additional parking spaces has been constructed on the site of the former catering building
Four parking spaces are reserved for people with physical disabilities
The new P5 car park offers the airport’s guests four charging stations with eight AC charging points
which meet the calibration requirements and were produced in cooperation with MOON POWER GmbH
The QR code displayed on the charging stations enables payment using a conventional credit card
irrespective of the EV charging card provider
Users are billed at the new charging stations on a kWh basis
The administration of the existing charging stations in the P1 car park has also been passed on to MOON POWER
the parking spaces at Graz Airport can also be booked via the APCOA Flow app
This secures the guest’s desired parking space
and payment takes place automatically via the app
The entry and exit barriers open automatically by means of number plate recognition
conveniently saving time because it is no longer necessary to walk to the payment machine or APCOA desk
A major additional bonus: parking via the app is cheaper than paying on the spot
“The new P5 car park has been constructed on the site of the former catering building
so it is in the immediate proximity of the departure area
This makes it attractive to everyone who is in a hurry
especially when used in combination with the APCOA app,” explains Jürgen Löschnig
“Airline passengers can also make good use of the new charging stations
as they are billed only for the charge quantity
03.05.2023: By stationing an Airbus A319 at Graz
Eurowings has made Graz its new aircraft base with immediate effect
The aircraft with the registration number “9H-EXQ” was ceremonially welcomed this morning with a water salute from the airport fire department
and was received on the apron by airport CEO Wolfgang Grimus
together with Eurowings Europe Managing Director Stefan Beveridge and political and tourism representatives
The fully booked flight EW4516 then took off from Graz at 11:10 towards the some Egyptian sun in Hurghada
Graz is the second Eurowings base in Austria after Salzburg
and the eleventh base in the whole of Europe
Stationing an Airbus at Graz Airport thus forms part of the leading value carrier’s growth trajectory
and is a further milestone in Eurowings’ pan-European expansion
“We are delighted to be further expanding our presence at Graz Airport by stationing an aircraft here
says Eurowings Europe Managing Director Stefan Beveridge
“Our expansion is based on our strong partnership with Graz Airport and TUI Austria
and represents a clear commitment to Graz as an air traffic location and to the region as a whole.”
the stationing of an efficient and modern Airbus in Graz not only strengthens the popular connections to Southern Europe
but also brings Northern Germany closer to Styria– which is particularly attractive for business and tourism
“This impressive expansion makes Eurowings one of our most important local partners”
Eurowings is optimally covering the needs of the Styrian economy and industry
and offering holiday travellers an attractive choice of routes
We hope that today’s aircraft stationing is the prelude to further expansion in the future.”
“Networking Styria internationally also requires the corresponding infrastructure
The opening of the new Eurowings base at Graz Airport enables direct connections to four new destinations
Our aim is to continuously forge ahead with the internationalisation of our federal province and develop it further”
Minister for European and International Affairs
and Human Resources of the State of Styria
City councillor Manfred Eber: “It is pleasing to see that our partner of many years and German airline Eurowings is placing great trust in Graz Airport by establishing one of its bases with us and expanding its flight programme
This decision not only strengthens Graz as an economic location
which counts as one of the most important airports in Southern Austria.”
“The airport is of great importance for the Graz economy”
“More than 200,000 foreign passengers used the Airport in the last year – roughly half of them for tourism and the other half for business
It is very pleasing that the cooperation with Eurowings is now once again being clearly expanded
are real tourism connections which invite travellers to spend a weekend break in Graz
And naturally it is also an attractive option for the people of Graz too!”
Holding Graz: “Our flight connections to Germany are highly volatile on the basis of a variety of developments
However as the representative of the owners I can look optimistically to the future
not least thanks to the new Eurowings base in Graz and the associated additional new connections
As one of the largest regional airports in the Alps-Adriatic region
with Berlin our airport in Graz will in future offer an expanded selection of popular connections in Europe
and the forthcoming new Hamburg connection will bring the north of Germany closer to Styria as an attractive destination for business and tourism
I am confident that with its multifunctionality Graz Airport will soon once again join the top tier as a regional airport with many international connections.”
Eurowings is significantly expanding its presence at Graz Airport
and in summer 2023 is widening the selection of attractive destinations for direct flights
With the new destinations for Graz of Chania (Crete) and Larnaca
the programme now includes seven destinations in the popular holiday countries of Greece
the holiday island Mallorca will be served three times a week from Graz
“We tour operators are very pleased that the flight programme from Graz can be significantly expanded for summer 2023”
“The cooperation with Eurowings enables to greatly increase our capacities on the existing connections to Mallorca and Rhodes
The destination airports Larnaca on Cyprus and Chania on Crete are entirely new to the programme from Graz
The new Eurowings base at Graz Airport makes attractive flying times possible and creates connections at the highest quality level.”
As well as expanding its routes to the south
Eurowings is also reinforcing its range of city links to Germany: so since the end of March the Lufthansa subsidiary has connected the Styrian capital to Berlin up to five times a week
and from 5 May will be flying to the Hanseatic city Hamburg up to four times a week
Together with the eight weekly connections to Düsseldorf
this means travellers from Graz can now choose from three German city destinations
“North Germany is very exciting as an economic region and a holiday source market
and with this new flight connection it is finally coming closer”
CEO Steirische Tourismus und Standortmarketing GmbH happily
part of the Winter 2023/24 flight schedule from Graz has already been published
Eurowings is offering two connections a week from Graz to Hurghada
There will also be flights to the Canaries – twice a week to Gran Canaria and once a week to Tenerife
Links to German cities are also going to be added to the winter flight programme in the new few weeks
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