2026-10

Flightradar24 - airlineuniform: First seen online 2013-05-27

Our receiver system captures approximately 2,500 aircraft per day within a radius of 200 nautical miles. This broad coverage enables detailed and continuous monitoring of air traffic in our region. The polar plot representation is influenced by the geographic setting, in particular the southwest–northeast orientation of the Inn Valley. This orientation significantly shapes the reception characteristics and the visible distribution of detected flight movements.

Each day, we generate more than 5,000 position reports, which are processed in real time and transmitted to the Flightradar24 network. This data forms an important foundation for the accurate global representation of aircraft movements.

2026-09

Custom design vs. ‘off-the-rack’

Airline uniforms are far more than workwear—they create the all-important first impression, and as the saying goes, there is no second chance to make one. They are a key element of an airline's brand identity and must meet the unique demands of the aviation industry. Unlike off-the-rack garments, they are designed to deliver functionality, comfort, durability, and unrestricted freedom of movement across a wide range of working conditions.

With every passenger interaction, the uniform serves as the company's calling card. Custom-designed uniforms create a distinctive brand image, strengthen employee identification with the company, and reinforce its commitment to quality an sustainability. Bespoke uniform concepts are therefore not simply about style—they are a strategic investment in professionalism, brand recognition, and service excellence.

2026-07

Custom Software Development Focused on Customer Value

Our customer-oriented and agile software development approach enables us to create in the truest sense of the word tailored solutions that are precisely aligned with both our own requirements and those of our customers. Instead of relying on standardized software, we develop custom applications that optimally support our processes while delivering real value to our clients.

Thanks to extremely short development cycles (FYI: Version 4.106 was in use in August 2025; version 4.134 is now in use) and close collaboration with our customers, we can implement requirements quickly and respond flexibly to new needs. This results in a solution that is not only technically sophisticated but also highly effective in everyday use.

One of the key advantages of custom software is its adaptability. Features, interfaces, and workflows are specifically designed to match individual processes. This increases efficiency, reduces manual tasks, and creates sustainable competitive advantages. In addition, our customers benefit from rapid response times, continuous development, and a partnership-based approach. Our goal is to provide our clients with innovative, high-performance, and sustainable software solutions that make uniform management as simple and efficient as possible.

2026-06

Security dutytime: 24/7

When it comes to reliable security, they are an unbeatable team: Pablo and Toni, two German shepherd dogs, are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With clearly defined areas of responsibility, they ensure seamless protection of the entire site.

Pablo is responsible for the outdoor area. Alert and with keen instincts, he monitors the grounds and reacts sensitively to any unusual movement or unfamiliar noise. His presence acts as a deterrent and plays a key role in identifying potential dangers before they arise. Toni takes care of securing the building's interior with her calm and focused approach to her work. She also ensures a high level of protection and security outside of regular working hours.

The perfectly coordinated teamwork of the two German shepherds guarantees seamless surveillance – both outside and inside. Through their tireless efforts, they make an important contribution to security. With their dedication, they symbolise modern security concepts in which technology and animal competence go hand in hand.

2026-05

Confidentiality as a fundamental principle

Our collaboration with our clients and customers often involves sensitive content, strategic issues or innovative concepts, the confidentiality of which is our top priority. To ensure this, projects are generally protected by Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs). These agreements ensure that all information exchanged during the collaboration is used exclusively for its intended purpose and is not disclosed to third parties. They create a basis of trust upon which open and effective collaboration is made possible in the first place.

We do not view discretion as a restriction, but rather as a trademark of the quality of our work. We therefore ask for your understanding that we do not disclose any references. We would be happy to provide you with an insight into our approach and answer your questions in a personal meeting – naturally, in a confidential setting.

2026-04

Full transparency and a comprehensive assessment

Supply chains are increasingly coming under the scrutiny of clients and customers. As a company committed to demonstrating our responsibility in a credible manner, we rely on Sedex membership in combination with a SMETA 4-Pillar Audit. Our business partners can see that social standards, environmental considerations and fair business practices are being verified and adhered to.

Sedex is one of the leading platforms for the exchange of sustainability and compliance data. This is complemented by the SMETA 4-Pillar Audit, an internationally recognised audit standard. In addition to working conditions and health and safety, the 4-Pillar version also covers environmental aspects and business ethics, thereby providing clear evidence of responsible corporate governance.

2026-03

Why genuine, active structure is unbeatable

One glance at the warehouse is enough to immediately see how a company operates. Clearly marked storage locations, clearly defined walkways, structured shelving systems and transparent inventories are signs of professionalism. Unclear storage, temporary solutions and "accumulated" clutter, on the other hand, cost time, money and nerves. In times of digitalisation, automation and "flexible processes", order is sometimes dismissed as old-fashioned. But the opposite is true: classic, consistently implemented warehouse order is the basis for modern warehouse management. Order does not just mean "tidy". It means: clear storage location labelling, defined processes for goods receipt and dispatch, clear responsibilities, clean documentation and systematic inventory management.

These principles have been proven for decades – long before buzzwords such as "chaotic warehouse" or "free space system" became popular. Order is not a trend. It is a craft.

2026-02

Short supply chains

The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act places high demands on transparency, control and responsibility along the supply chain. Airline uniforms in particular demonstrate that the simpler and shorter the supply chain, the better the compliance. "One-stop shop" uniform solutions reduce complexity, create clear responsibilities and facilitate risk analysis. Instead of many individual suppliers, there is a central contact person who coordinates and documents social and environmental standards. In addition, short supply chains – ideally with regional or European production – increase controllability and reduce risks with regard to human rights and environmental violations. At the same time, transport routes and emissions are reduced.

Conclusion: Integrated uniform solutions with short supply chains not only support compliance with supply chain legislation, but also strengthen sustainability, legal certainty and trust.

2025-04

Focus on comfort and health: hypoallergenic uniforms

Hypoallergenic uniforms for pilots minimize allergic reactions and increase wearing comfort. The fabric consists of a blend of polyester, viscose and lycra, which have been treated so that they release fewer skin contact allergens.

These uniforms are not only skin-friendly, but also offer other benefits such as breathability and moisture management. This is particularly important for pilots who perform long and stressful duties. Wearing comfort plays a major role, as it has a direct impact on pilots' well-being and performance.

Airlines that use hypoallergenic uniforms are investing in the health of their crew and setting an example for modern and responsible working conditions.

Hypoallergenic Jackets: 33920, 33921, 33922, 33926, 33927 and the matching trousers: 42640