The Aviation Herald is an excellent website that has been around since 2008, which reports on aviation incidents and accidents. While I don't know him personally, the site's founder, Simon Hradecky, does an incredible job and service to the industry, and reports with absolutely no bias.
1990_ loves these kind of European justice.
Thanks for including the "_" Bah! Naw, for these stories, I'd usually prefer a meme, like, to reference the 2004 comedy, EuroTrip... *hands Simon a nickel* "I quit. I open my own (aviation website)!"
He lives in Austria, he was sued in Austria? The story could be more clear about the geography of all this.
Passengers are not reliable sources. Does he contact the airline before publishing? That is the main difference between bloggers and journalists -- they don't see any obligation to report both sides.
Information ought to comment on vaguely-worded problems , not specific owners. For example, the N.Y. Post comments today on "street food in Cali." , not on specific owned stalls . Likewise , airline information ought to comment on unspecific airlines having problems , not on specific companies . Ben's post refers to a named Court ; he ought to refer to an unnamed Court . Ben's post about the hotel in the desert referred to a named hotel and a named influencer ; he ought to have referred to an unnamed hotel and an unnamed influencer . Because , after all , it was merely a hotel in the desert . In this instance , the subject ought to have stayed in his unnamed apartment , and not passed on rumors from unknown people .
He ought not pass on rumors from unidentified gossips .