Talk:Interzonal traffic

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Typo on dates?

Ammend typo August 10, 1989 in referance to Lufthansa's first demestic flight. Obviously 1949 or 1959 can someone check this out

Regelmäßigen Flugverkehr zwischen den westlichen und der sowjetischen Besatzungszone gab es nicht. Erst am 10. August 1989 richtete die Lufthansa die erste innerdeutsche Fluglinie zwischen Frankfurt am Main und Leipzig ein.

So the English translation of the section on German domestic airlines interzone air traffic between the western zones (Federal Republic of Germany - "BRD") and the eastern Soviet occupation zones (German Democratic Republic - "DDR") is a correct translation. A brief search through Wiki articles didn't find any other dates other than 1989 for West German domestic airline interzone flights between (the former) West Germany and East Germany. --TGC55 (talk) 12:16, 14 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]