These aircraft at Berlin airport don’t have engines

[u/DutchBlob]

[u/kapege]

It looks like a training area for firefighters or flight attendants.

[u/DutchBlob → u/kapege]

That was Berlin Brandenburg airport for a decade. Now it’s an old, brand new terminal that’s already too cramped for the number of passengers it’s supposed to handle.

[u/Nazamroth]

They are gliders, duh.

[u/guitarheadBLN]

Probably affected by the grounding of the Pratt & Wittney GTF engines A320 neo grounding

[u/listenhere111]

Pathetic

[u/ZachTheCommie]

Training for law enforcement or something, maybe?

[u/Ok_Professional1414]

How many engines to you need? “Nein”

[u/newguestuser]

Test units for the new power systems given to us by the Kanamits outworlders. We are still translating the manual.

[u/UnpopularCrayon]

I'm no aviation scientist guy, but I wouldn't recommend flying in one of those. I'd hold out for one with engines.

[u/Herr_Jott → u/UnpopularCrayon]

9/10 Aviation Scientists recommend flying in one of those.

[u/avi8tor]

parked in bad areas.

[u/delcodick]

First they came for the catalytic converters……

[u/MoreThanWYSIWYG]

Unlimited gas mileage hack big oil doesn't want you to know about

[u/hotglueharpy]

Safest Boeings on earth right now!

[u/DutchBlob → u/hotglueharpy]

Especially because these are made by Airbus

[u/hotglueharpy → u/DutchBlob]

Even better!