Hebmueller-USA.com - Blog #PeopleHebmueller-USA.com - Blog #Peoplehttps://www.hebmueller-usa.com/blogs/tag/peopleTue, 12 May 2026 16:54:03 +0200http://zoho.com/sites/<![CDATA[Axel Hebmueller at the IHK-NRW Business Insight USA event]]>https://www.hebmueller-usa.com/blogs/post/axel-hebmueller-at-the-ihk-nrw-business-insight-usa-eventThe NGZ - Neuss Grevenbroicher Zeitung reported.]]>

Experts warn business owners about mistakes when entering the U.S. marke


There are various tax laws and tax systems in the United States.

At the IHK - The Chamber of Industry and Commerce of the Middle Lower Rhine event “Business Insight USA,”

experts discussed the mistakes German companies should definitely avoid.
Axel Hebmüller, CEO of the Hebmüller GROUP, was also in attendance to share his experiences and offer advice.

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 Image and text source: NGZ - Neuss Grevenbroicher Zeitung / Heribert Brinkmann
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]]>Mon, 11 May 2026 15:50:09 +0000<![CDATA[Hebmueller aerospace USA expands - Welcome on board Jackie Hirst]]>https://www.hebmueller-usa.com/blogs/post/hebmueller-aerospace-usa-expands-welcome-on-board-jackie-hirstWe are pleased to welcome Jackie to the team of Hebmueller GROUP.]]>


We are pleased to welcome Jackie to the team of Hebmueller GROUP.

Jackie representing Hebmueller aerospace Inc. USA as Assembly & Purchasing Manager for our US and international markets.
]]>Tue, 17 Mar 2026 16:51:27 +0000<![CDATA[Hebmueller aerospace @ 19th German Aerospace Regions Day]]>https://www.hebmueller-usa.com/blogs/post/hebmueller-aerospace-at-19th-german-aerospace-dayAlexander Dürkopp gathered information on site in Dresden.]]>


Alexander Dürkopp, Head of R&D at Hebmüller aerospace, gathered information at the 19th German Aerospace Regions Day in Dresden, made interesting contacts, and held many technical discussions.
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]]>Tue, 17 Mar 2026 16:50:42 +0000<![CDATA[Hebmueller aerospace USA expands - Welcome on board Liam Allison]]>https://www.hebmueller-usa.com/blogs/post/welcome-at-hebmueller-aerospace-inc-usaWe are pleased to welcome Liam Allison to the team of Hebmueller GROUP.]]>


We are pleased to welcome Liam Allison to the team of Hebmueller GROUP.
]]>Tue, 17 Mar 2026 16:49:05 +0000<![CDATA[Alexander Dürkopp (Head of R&D) visits Düsseldorf Airport]]>https://www.hebmueller-usa.com/blogs/post/alexander-duerkopp-visits-duesseldorf-airport-with-the-ahv-nrwAn exciting insight into NRW's largest airport.]]>
On 22.05.2024, a special members' meeting took place at the invitation of Düsseldorf Airport as part of the After Trade Club (ATC Goes Company). Foreign traders naturally travel a lot on business trips to open up sales and procurement markets all over the world.

Alexander Dürkopp, Head of R&D at Hebmueller GROUP, took part in this meeting.

In his introductory speech, Mr. Mischke, Director Aviation Market Development (DUS Airport), discussed the current situation at Düsseldorf Airport. Following the end of the coronavirus pandemic, the number of flights at Düsseldorf Airport is increasing significantly again. Nevertheless, the 2019 level has not yet been reached again. This is primarily due to the fact that demand in domestic German traffic has fallen significantly and numerous intercontinental routes are not yet being offered again. In order to be able to respond to rising demand, frequencies to major European cities are being gradually increased again. A positive aspect is the fulfillment of the service promise. Compared to the previous year, many improvements have been made to check-in processes, security checks and baggage transit times.

The flight schedule currently comprises 75 airlines and 170 destinations, not only within Europe. There are currently no direct flights, e.g. to Japan or the USA. The reasons for this include unfavorable framework conditions and the associated structural changes. However, the expansion of intercontinental connections is high on the agenda. Flight connections to feeder airports, such as Dubai, Doha or Istanbul, in order to be able to fly on to Asia or Africa from there, are therefore still in high demand.

Air traffic remains a driver of growth and prosperity worldwide. The number of airports under construction is increasing worldwide. Based on passenger figures for 2023, Düsseldorf is in fourth place with 19.1 million passengers after Frankfurt am Main, Munich and Berlin Brandenburg. However, high government costs and the associated regulation are particularly detrimental to German air traffic and reduce international competitiveness, especially within Europe.

Dr. Kraus, SVP Corporate Development, DUS Airport, then gave a detailed insight into technological developments against the backdrop of the European Commission's Green Deal and the associated challenges in his presentation on “The future of flying”. Based on figures from 2018, air traffic only accounts for 3.01% of global CO2 emissions. The “climate neutrality” target is binding for EU aviation. By 2030, a reduction in net CO2 emissions of at least 55% compared to 1990 is planned. By 2050, EU aviation should be climate-neutral.

Dr. Kraus went into detail about the levers that make climate-neutral flying possible and then gave an insight into the decarbonization roadmap for European aviation. Through continuous fleet modernization and many other measures, CO2 emissions are already being gradually reduced. From 2025, the blending of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) will also become mandatory. Sustainable kerosene is a decisive lever for climate-neutral flying. Availability is currently still limited, while demand is set to increase steadily. Possible applications of hydrogen technology and electromobility in the air were presented in detail and critically scrutinized. Possible effects on air freight and passenger air traffic rounded off the discussion.
In terms of implementation, Düsseldorf Airport is well on the way to successfully contributing its share to climate-neutral flying.

During the subsequent get-together, certain aspects of the presentations were then discussed in greater depth. New contacts were made and existing ones cultivated, especially as some of the guests had not seen each other for a long time. The ATC Goes Company gave the foreign traders, united in the North Rhine-Westphalia Foreign Trade Association (AHV NRW e. V.), a perfect insight behind the scenes of the commercial enterprise, DUS Airport.
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