Articles tagged “lufthansa”

Lufthansa's new management team has the wind at its back as it goes up against the airline's pilots.

Lufthansa's large-scale rollout of Premium Economy at a price point that's not prohibitively expensive bodes well for flyers who can afford more than coach but not quite business class.

The arms race in premium lounges continues this year as the majors fight for the most valuable premium flyers.

Lufthansa's new campaign stirs up interest in its target city, reaches Chicagoans who it doesn't interact with directly, and makes business travelers in other cities envious enough to hope the new service is headed their way. Success, indeed.

At a time when many travel companies are scrambling to find their social media identities, Lufthansa is setting a powerful example of how to engage an audience and develop a distinct personality.

There's something absolutely hilarious about a Belgian airline struggling with business in the Congo that distracts from the serious efforts Turkish Airlines has made to develop networks throughout Africa.

Nice of the controllers to do this before the summer season really heats up, but expect similar push back from other national air controllers as the EU exerts its authority.

Tourism and trade are growing throughout Africa and are expected to boost the continent’s aviation market to profitability, but regional carriers worry their share of the profits will be snatched up by more established international carriers.

The biggest obstacle to increasing Lufthansa’s growth and profitability is internal relations, an issue that could be solved if approached correctly.