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August 28, 2008September 26, 2021

UPDATE: Germans Take Flight

Earlier this year KJZZ brought you a report on an airline pilot training school in Goodyear, where students with Germany’s airline Lufthansa earn their wings,

(Luft_Promo) Schreiber: “That’s a big step for me right now, just I’m very excited now, and I can’t wait to fly solo.”

After 8 months in the Valley, students head back to Germany to complete their training and move closer to becoming airline pilots. KJZZ’s Tony Ganzer caught up with some of the students who have returned Europe, and brings this report from Bremen.

August 20, 2008September 26, 2021

Of Alliances and Airports

As with any industry the business of air travel has had some difficulties in recent times. But two different players in the industry are hoping partnerships will keep the money rolling in, despite unwanted turbulence. KJZZ’s Tony Ganzer reports from Frankfurt, Germany.

August 16, 2008September 26, 2021

Arizona’s Military Service: Landstuhl

In Western Germany the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center is the largest US military medical facility outside the U.S. and gives care to both US and coalition forces, as well as their families. KJZZ’s Tony Ganzer visited Landstuhl, and brings the voices of three Arizonans in the military medical system, with very different stories.

August 8, 2008September 26, 2021

Salvador Reza: Transatlantic Immigration Lessons

Immigration is a hot-button issue in the Southwest, with an ever-present debate on how to manage border security and labor. But immigration affects many nations in many ways, with some situations all too closely mirroring that of the U.S. This morning we have the first in an occasional series from KJZZ’s Tony Ganzer who’s in Germany on an international journalist exchange. Tony will be looking at immigration and guest worker issues from perspectives on both sides of the Atlantic, and in this report, he tells how one Phoenix man’s past influenced his sometimes heated future.

July 13, 2008September 26, 2021

E2 Visa: Stranded in Leutenbach

In Arizona , the issue of brings to mind drop houses, smugglers, and deaths in the desert. But a German couple living in Eastern Arizona has experienced a different immigration story, which they call a “nightmare.” KJZZ’s Tony Ganzer reports.

June 11, 2008November 12, 2019

Pouring Euros into Arizona

In the last year the U.S. Dollar has fallen dramatically in value against the British Pound and the Euro. International travelers hoping to ride the currency shift are spending more money in the States, and some in Arizona are hoping foreign investors will do the same. From Phoenix, Tony Ganzer reports.

May 26, 2008September 26, 2021

Immigration Predictions

Finding the effects of Arizona ’s Employer Sanctions law is not an easy task. The law went into place in January, and pulls the licenses of businesses that knowingly hire illegal immigrants. Some economists say it will be years before the dust clears from the subprime mortgage mess, and until then, hard numbers will be murky. As KJZZ’s Tony Ganzer reports, some observers are already predicting what could happen in the agricultural industry—one segment of the economy that has been hit especially hard by the immigration debate.