Articles tagged “lufthansa”

Airline Weekly

Lufthansa’s Lufthansa Problem

The Lufthansa Group is trying to field a championship football/soccer team. But the team captain isn’t playing well. Its name is Lufthansa. What’s wrong with the German airline, and can it get itself on a more profitable path?

Lufthansa’s Lufthansa Problem

Airline Weekly

The Lufthansa Problem

In this week's Airline Weekly Lounge podcast, Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat discuss the latest developments from the Lufthansa Group and explain why the German flag carrier is trailing competitors.

The Lufthansa Problem

Airlines

Lufthansa Returns to Israel, When Will U.S. and Other Major Airlines Follow?

Lufthansa has kicked off a flurry of route resumptions to Tel Aviv, but some major carriers aren't ready to return just yet.

Lufthansa Returns to Israel, When Will U.S. and Other Major Airlines Follow?

Tourism

Iceland Volcano Erupts With Minimal Tourism Impact

Today's podcast looks at Iceland's volcanic eruption, Uber's simplified expense reporting, and major aircraft orders.

Iceland Volcano Erupts With Minimal Tourism Impact

Business Travel

Navan Implements Layoffs in Attempt at Profitability

Today's podcast looks at layoffs by Navan, the banning of airlines ads, and a mental health crisis for airline pilots.

Navan Implements Layoffs in Attempt at Profitability

Airlines

U.K. Ad Watchdog Bans 3 Airline Ads Over ‘Greenwashing’ Claims

European regulatory agencies are increasingly cracking down on airline ads that claim they have a positive environmental impact.

U.K. Ad Watchdog Bans 3 Airline Ads Over ‘Greenwashing’ Claims

Airlines

Lufthansa Remains Cautious in the Face of Business Travel Challenges

Lufthansa's upbeat quarterly performance faces several variables looking ahead, including unlikely improvements for a pandemic-hit corporate travel segment.

Lufthansa Remains Cautious in the Face of Business Travel Challenges

Airlines

Airlines’ Sustainability Claims Can’t Escape Scrutiny

Is there really so much value in marketing greener flights that airlines would waste their time with campaigns like these?

Airlines’ Sustainability Claims Can’t Escape Scrutiny

Airline Weekly

Airbus A320neo Pratt Engine Issues to Ground 650 Planes Next Year

The quality issues with certain Pratt & Whitney engines on Airbus planes will take a big bite out of airline recovery and growth next year.

Airbus A320neo Pratt Engine Issues to Ground 650 Planes Next Year

Airlines

Portugal’s TAP Air Reports Profitability Ahead of Privatization

The first-half-year performance is good news for parties interested in a stake in Portugal's flag carrier, set for partial privatization.

Portugal’s TAP Air Reports Profitability Ahead of Privatization