Deutsche Aircraft Champions Men’s Health This Movember

For more than 20 years, the Movember movement has been raising awareness about men’s health. Growing a moustache in November is now seen as a global symbol for positive change and a catalyst for initiating life-saving conversations.

This year, Deutsche Aircraft is joining the action, hosting company-wide events to promote fundraising and challenging departments to raise money for this worthy cause.

Why Movember Matters at Deutsche Aircraft

At Deutsche Aircraft, our core values of Respect and Collaboration drive everything we do — from building a next-generation regional aircraft to creating a supportive environment for our diverse, international team. Movember gives us a perfect opportunity to put these values into action, emphasising the importance of open conversation and mutual support for the health and wellbeing of our colleagues, friends and families.

More Than a Moustache: The Global Impact of Movember

Movember began in Melbourne, Australia in 2003, when two friends decided to grow moustaches for a month. They invited 30 people to participate and sought donations from friends and family, directing the funds raised towards prostate cancer research.

Today, Movember is a global movement with over 5 million supporters that has funded more than 1,200 men’s health projects across 20 countries. This includes essential research into prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention.

How to Get Involved

Over the course of November, individuals can support men’s health and become a Mo Bro or Mo Sister by choosing one of these challenges:

• Grow a Mo – Participate by growing a moustache for a month during Movember and collecting donations in person or online.

• Move for Movember – Commit to running or walking 60km over the month. The distance represents the 60 men lost to suicide globally every single hour.

• Host a Mo-Ment or Create Your Own Challenge – Rally friends or colleagues to host an event or invent a unique fundraising challenge.

Movember at Deutsche Aircraft

The Movember campaign at Deutsche Aircraft started strong with a Shave Day in October. Professional mobile barbers were on-site at our hangar in Oberpfaffenhofen to help participants start the 1st of Movember with a clean-shaven face.

• Building Momentum – During October, we distributed flyers, provided tutorials and gave employees access to the Movember fundraising app so they could set up their profiles and begin getting donations.

• Staying Inspired – On 20 November 2025, an official Movember Ambassador will visit our headquarters to lead a seminar on men’s health, sharing compelling stories and empowering our teams to accelerate their fundraising momentum.

• Competing With Heart – Over the month, we encourage departments to compete head-to-head to raise the most funds. The winning individuals and teams will earn prizes and full bragging rights.

• Celebrating Impact – At the end of Movember, we’ll announce the final fundraising tally and showcase our collective achievement at Deutsche Aircraft.

Track Our Progress and Donate Today

By launching this campaign, Deutsche Aircraft joins a growing number of companies worldwide that are actively supporting health, wellbeing and social responsibility. Our Movember mission is to build camaraderie, ignite friendly competition and raise funds and awareness for a cause that affects everyone.

We invite our partners and followers to support this vital cause. You can track our progress and cheer on our departments using the hashtag #DeutscheAircraftMovember and follow us on Social Media to receive the latest updates.

To donate directly to the Deutsche Aircraft Movember team, please visit our OFFICIAL PAGE

For media enquiries, please contact pressoffice@deutscheaircraft.com

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Deutsche Aircraft Champions Men’s Health This Movember

November 3, 2025
Deutsche Aircraft Champions Men’s Health This Movember

For more than 20 years, the Movember movement has been raising awareness about men’s health. Growing a moustache in November is now seen as a global symbol for positive change and a catalyst for initiating life-saving conversations.

This year, Deutsche Aircraft is joining the action, hosting company-wide events to promote fundraising and challenging departments to raise money for this worthy cause.

Why Movember Matters at Deutsche Aircraft

At Deutsche Aircraft, our core values of Respect and Collaboration drive everything we do — from building a next-generation regional aircraft to creating a supportive environment for our diverse, international team. Movember gives us a perfect opportunity to put these values into action, emphasising the importance of open conversation and mutual support for the health and wellbeing of our colleagues, friends and families.

More Than a Moustache: The Global Impact of Movember

Movember began in Melbourne, Australia in 2003, when two friends decided to grow moustaches for a month. They invited 30 people to participate and sought donations from friends and family, directing the funds raised towards prostate cancer research.

Today, Movember is a global movement with over 5 million supporters that has funded more than 1,200 men’s health projects across 20 countries. This includes essential research into prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention.

How to Get Involved

Over the course of November, individuals can support men’s health and become a Mo Bro or Mo Sister by choosing one of these challenges:

• Grow a Mo – Participate by growing a moustache for a month during Movember and collecting donations in person or online.

• Move for Movember – Commit to running or walking 60km over the month. The distance represents the 60 men lost to suicide globally every single hour.

• Host a Mo-Ment or Create Your Own Challenge – Rally friends or colleagues to host an event or invent a unique fundraising challenge.

Movember at Deutsche Aircraft

The Movember campaign at Deutsche Aircraft started strong with a Shave Day in October. Professional mobile barbers were on-site at our hangar in Oberpfaffenhofen to help participants start the 1st of Movember with a clean-shaven face.

• Building Momentum – During October, we distributed flyers, provided tutorials and gave employees access to the Movember fundraising app so they could set up their profiles and begin getting donations.

• Staying Inspired – On 20 November 2025, an official Movember Ambassador will visit our headquarters to lead a seminar on men’s health, sharing compelling stories and empowering our teams to accelerate their fundraising momentum.

• Competing With Heart – Over the month, we encourage departments to compete head-to-head to raise the most funds. The winning individuals and teams will earn prizes and full bragging rights.

• Celebrating Impact – At the end of Movember, we’ll announce the final fundraising tally and showcase our collective achievement at Deutsche Aircraft.

Track Our Progress and Donate Today

By launching this campaign, Deutsche Aircraft joins a growing number of companies worldwide that are actively supporting health, wellbeing and social responsibility. Our Movember mission is to build camaraderie, ignite friendly competition and raise funds and awareness for a cause that affects everyone.

We invite our partners and followers to support this vital cause. You can track our progress and cheer on our departments using the hashtag #DeutscheAircraftMovember and follow us on Social Media to receive the latest updates.

To donate directly to the Deutsche Aircraft Movember team, please visit our OFFICIAL PAGE

About the data:
- Source: Cirium
- Schedules data: full year 2019 vs. 2020 – excludes non-scheduled flying
- In-service data:
- For 2019 the data is dated April while for 2020 it’s dated October. We wanted to compare “shoulder month” to shoulder month, however April 2020 wouldn’t have captured the immediate impact of Coronavirus as our dataset classes aircraft as in storage after 3 months of inactivity.

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New talent appointed to strengthen the Deutsche aircraft programme

As part of its continued support of Deutsche Aircraft’s D328eco aircraft programme, 328 Support Services GmbH recently appointed a panel of “talent experts” to further strengthen the overall team and ensure strong management structure and processes are in place across the D328eco development programme. Today we focus on the Engineering & Programme departments.

On the programme side, Mr. Peter Spyrka has been appointed Director of Programmes. Peter brings over 20 years’ experience in the global aerospace industry with engineering & development works on both civil and military aircraft programmes. Prior to joining Deutsche Aircraft, Peter worked at Airbus, leading the Hybrid Electric Propulsion System development programme for demonstrator projects. He also worked for Fairchild Dornier back in the late 1990’s.

In Engineering, Mr. Jean-Damien Mazeau has been appointed as our new Head of Propulsion Systems. Jean-Damien also brings more than 20 years’ aeronautical experience to Deutsche Aircraft, having built most of his career at Airbus. He was most recently involved with the A320neo’s entry into service, in charge of propulsion system’s global technical Support.

Last but not least, Dr. Stefan Brunner brings more than two decades of expertise and experience to his position as Head of Airframe. Throughout his career, Stefan spent more than 17 years working directly for the Airbus group where he was heavily involved with a wide variety of major engineering programmes on both commercial aviation and defence & space programmes. In his new role, Stefan will be responsible for design, analysis and modification of the D328eco airframe’s primary structure (Fuselage, Fairings, Wing, Empennage), as well as establishing new processes and procedures to complete aircraft development. Finally, he is responsible for ensuring compliance with the European Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) regulations.

In addition to Peter, Jean Damien and Stefan, we are also proud to announce that we have been busy hiring new talent from not only within Germany, but from all over the world. Coming from a variety of companies within the aerospace industry, we look forward to utilising our new team members’ skills and expertise to achieve the entry into service scheduled for 2025.

All are great assets to the current Engineering & Programme team and will, without a doubt, help support Deutsche Aircraft’s development programme over the coming years.

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