Wizz Air is the first to use VR technology in its pilot training
Wizz Air is the first to use technology controlled by virtual reality in its pilot training, the airline told MTI.
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New Epidemic Appeared in Europe: There are Already 5 Dead
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the bacterial infection known as parrot fever, which was first detected in 2023, has killed people in several European countries.
Abortion is now a constitutional right in France
On Monday, France was the first in the world to enshrine the protection of the right to abortion in its constitution.
Car Wanted By Belgian Authorities Has Been Found in Hajdú-Bihar County
A vehicle assembly wanted to leave the country at Nagykereki on the evening of March 3rd, 2024. During the inspection, the police in Biharkeresztes found that the car on the trailer was being searched by the Belgian authorities.
Stabbing at a School in Germany: Several Students Got Injured
Several students got injured in an attack at a school in Wuppertal in western Germany on Thursday morning, according to the police, a suspect was detained.
Wizz Air suspends its twenty-one flights to Romania
Wizz Air suspends its twenty-one flights to Romania, reports economedia.ro based on boardingpass.ro.
Bomb Exploded in the Center of Athens
The terrorist attack was preceded by two warning phone calls.
Water Use Has Been Restricted in Spain
Due to drought, the autonomous government of the Spanish province declared a state of emergency and introduced water restrictions in more than 200 Catalan settlements on Thursday, reports MTI.
The Swedish Prime Minister Announced That He Would Meet Orbán in Brussels
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced that he would meet Viktor Orbán in Brussels on Thursday, although the date of the official meeting has not yet been set.
Szijjártó: “We Stand for the Territorial Integrity and Sovereignty of Ukraine. We Condemn War”
Encouraging steps have been taken towards the restoration of the atmosphere of trust between Hungary and Ukraine, but the road is still long, and a lot of work will be needed, which our country is ready for, said Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó on Monday in Ungvár.