Articles tagged “Lufthansa Group”

European carriers announced large orders before wrapping up for the holidays.

The Trevolution Group report paints a promising picture for the Indian inbound travel market.

Portugal's Finance Minister Fernando Medina kicked off the long-awaited sale of TAP Air Portugal Thursday with the announcement that the government would sell a 51% stake in the state-owned airline…

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

Washington's Dulles airport has emerged as the fastest growing international gateway to the U.S. since the pandemic. Swiss is the latest to join the party.

A new brand for Lufthansa's leisure subsidiary does little to reduce complexity in the group.

There is no magic bullet to an air traffic controller shortage in the heart of Europe.

Today's edition of Skift's daily podcast looks closer at Hyatt's business travel optimism, Lufthansa's strong signs, and Airbnb's international playbook.

European airlines are flying from strength to strength this year with talk of an economic slowdown seemingly just a memory.

Business is good for airlines, except where it’s not.