Lufthansa Will Resume Flying to More Cities But With Fewer Flights
Matthew Parsons, Skift
The airline group spent months negotiating its $10 billion rescue deal, and seems to know exactly what it will take to pay it back.
1 month ago
Matthew Parsons, Skift
The airline group spent months negotiating its $10 billion rescue deal, and seems to know exactly what it will take to pay it back.
1 month ago
Ludwig Burger, Reuters
Restructuring won't be easy, and the process of paying off its latest debts won't be helped by numbers like the $1 billion hit from fuel hedging contracts. There's a long road ahead for the group.
1 month ago
Matthew Parsons, Skift
A crisis brings out either the best or worst in people. Technology is no different, and so-called New Distribution Capability could have a new lease of life.
3 months ago
Associated Press
Lufthansa was always likely to be the final destination for a significant portion of the Air Berlin business, we'll have to wait and see if anyone else will be taking a piece.
3 years ago
Richard Weiss, Bloomberg
Shocking that the CEO mentioned the threat of terrorism but not its crippling labor relations and losses to Gulf carriers.
4 years ago
Richard Weiss, Bloomberg
The labor issues have significantly impacted Lufthansa's operations and its earnings during a time when the carrier is also facing substantial obstacles from outside the company.
5 years ago
Marilyn Gerlach, Bloomberg
After arrogantly stating several months ago that Lufthansa needs to stand up to Gulf airlines, CEO Christoph Franz, who's leaving for a pharmaceutical company, thinks a Gulf alliance could be the right medicine under certain circumstances. The airline industry is changing, and Franz won't be around at Lufthansa to see those changes through.
7 years ago