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Eintracht Frankfurt are linked with Lois Openda, exploring a loan with option to buy from Juventus.
Openda joined Juventus on loan from Leipzig last summer and has struggled in Italy.
Openda has registered only two goals in 34 competitive matches for Juventus this season.
Juventus face exit talks for Openda amid transfer market activity and club strategy.
Openda previously produced solid form at Leipzig and Lens before joining Juventus.
The loan deal as discussed could allow a future permanent transfer.
Nottingham Forest and AS Monaco are among the clubs watching Openda.
Openda is under contract with Juventus until 2030 after the loan.
The article notes Juventus' top-ten finish and a triggered buyout clause affecting Openda.
The report originates from Gianluca Di Marzio and references transfer discussions via Goal.com.

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Authorities are investigating the nose-gear collapse at Frankfurt, with ongoing inquiries to determine the cause and full extent of damage.
Lufthansa activated a crisis team and canceled the Los Angeles flight LH450 as crews worked nearby during gate preparations at Frankfurt.
The incident involved a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner at the gate, with gear failure disrupting gate operations as ground crews worked nearby.

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world1d ago

A Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 collapsed its nose gear at Frankfurt Airport, resting on its nose at the gate.
Crew members were injured; Lufthansa said several employees are receiving medical attention.
The incident occurred at Terminal 1 of Frankfurt Airport, with the plane parked at the gate.
Flight LH450 to Los Angeles was cancelled following the incident.
Lufthansa stated it is investigating the exact circumstances with authorities.
Initial reports indicated no passengers were on board at the time of the incident.
The incident drew attention from social media with videos and photos showing the nose on the ground.
Lufthansa described the event as a response with a crisis team and ongoing repairs.
Frankfurt Airport and local authorities are coordinating with the airline on next steps.
The plane involved was a Lufthansa 787-9, part of the airline's modern fleet planning a fleet simplification.

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world14h ago

A Lufthansa Boeing 787 Dreamliner nose landing gear collapsed while at a gate in Frankfurt, injuring several employees.
The aircraft, a Boeing 787-9, was awaiting a flight to Los Angeles when the gear failed.
Boeing said it is aware of the incident and is supporting its customer as investigators review the event.
The aircraft had entered service in February and had flown 137 times since delivery in January.
Investigators will examine maintenance history, system records, and flight data to determine the cause.
The incident follows a history of quality-control issues on the 787 program, though officials say it is not a safety risk to in-service aircraft.
Lufthansa and authorities are investigating the cause of the nose gear collapse.
The aircraft was one of the newest in Lufthansa’s fleet, delivered in January.
No immediate safety risk to other aircraft was reported, authorities indicated.
The 787 Dreamliner has faced prior production and quality-control challenges, according to the report.

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world11h ago

A Lufthansa Boeing 787 Dreamliner suffered a nose gear collapse at Frankfurt Airport while being fueled, injuring several workers.
Two workers were injured and taken to hospital, while 13 crew and ground staff were on board during the incident.
The aircraft, nicknamed 'Herne,' was towed away and a police investigation has been launched.
Flight LH450 was canceled and rescheduled to depart at 1:50 p.m. as authorities investigated the incident.
Frankfurt Airport said the incident did not impact overall air traffic.
Lufthansa described the plan as being refueled and stocked up before the incident.
The 787-9 model involved had only six months of operation, according to the report.
Footage showed responders near the luggage bay door as the aircraft collapsed.
The incident did not disrupt other flight operations at the airport, according to officials.
Lufthansa confirmed investigation into the cause of the gear failure is ongoing.

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