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BMW flies German specialists to Hungary: What's behind the unusual solution

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The German auto industry has invested billions in Hungary in recent years – now the sector is running into problems there. BMW is resorting to an unusual solution and flying in specialists from Germany.

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BMW is flying its own specialists from Germany to Hungary to keep car production there running. This is reported by Handelsblatt.

According to the paper, the German auto industry has invested many billions in Hungary in recent years. The sector is now running into problems there, according to the paper. BMW is therefore resorting to an unusual solution, Handelsblatt reports: instead of solving the bottleneck on site, specialists from Germany are being brought to the plant by plane.

What has emerged from the report so far

How many employees are affected, which Hungarian site they are helping out at, and how long the assignments will last cannot be inferred from the currently available teaser of the report. What remains is a clear signal: the German auto industry has invested billions in Hungary over the years – and now appears to be dependent on personnel from Germany to keep production there running.

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