by Cornelia DimasPosted on 15:10 ‘I go to the Fliegerwerkstatt because I can always be with my closest friends and train the sport for which I burn (tricking). Besides, the Fliegerwerkstatt is like a second home for me, because I feel very comfortable here and I have a good relationship with everyone.’
by Cornelia DimasPosted on 15:10 ‘We cook every week at the Fliegerwerkstatt. I always have fun in the Fliegerwerkstatt. I love it because I always learn something new. I always work with wood and I enjoy my work.’
by Cornelia DimasPosted on 15:09 ‘I really enjoy coming to the Fliegerwerkstatt because here I can do what is important for the future. You can work practically, which I think is very helpful. I’ve also met so many nice people here that I really like spending time with.’
by Cornelia DimasPosted on 15:09 ‘The Fliegerwerkstatt: It’s nice that I can do anything here, where I can work with wood and do many things. The Fliegerwerkstatt has a lot of nice things, including entertainment where we can play and have music. The Fliegerwerkstatt has two kind-hearted people: Mr. Dirk and Mathias I thank you forever.’
by Cornelia DimasPosted on 15:08 ‘I’m coming to the Fliegerwerkstatt because I don’t have to be there till 10:00 and I can sleep late. Besides, nobody is bothering me here.’
For over a year we have been restoring a Fokker triplane from the Technikmuseum Berlin. Now we are rebuilding the missing propeller. The initiator and volunteer is Günter Hujer, who brings his many years of experience to Rolls-Royce. As a permanent loan from the Technikmuseum, the Fokker has now found its place in the Fliegerwerkstatt.
by Cornelia DimasPosted on 12:29 Learning from peers has a lasting positive effect.
by Cornelia DimasPosted on 12:30 The class teacher of the BQL72, Rebecca Nagel, reports about the time of her students of the OSZ Lotis in the Fliegerwerkstatt.
by Cornelia DimasPosted on 12:32 In four workshops with young people of the Fliegerwerkstatt the equipment for the gate house at Columbiadamm could be designed and finished.
The pupils of the Alfred-Nobel-Schule took over the order from DEPOT to dismantle the complete shop equipment of the Charlottenburg branch. The dismantling saved 80 linear metres of shelving from scrapping and handed it over to the Berlin city mission