Articles tagged “lufthansa”

The Lufthansa Group lowered its outlook for 2024 due to negative market trends — particularly in Asia — and aircraft delivery delays that have afflicted most of the industry.

Today's podcast looks at U.S. hotel trends, Lufthansa's new carbon fees, and Oslo's sardonic tourism ad.

Most short-haul passengers will pay just a few extra euro, but the priciest tickets will see an added fee of up to €72

More flights to destinations deep inside the Arctic Circle will be available from major European airports this winter.

The Meta Quest virtual reality headset was designed for the ground, but a new update makes them useable while flying. Now, the company is pushing them as an in-flight entertainment option.

The German airline group has warned that increasing tension in the Middle East could also affect its bottom line.

The cancellations come as U.S. intelligence reports suggest an attack on Israeli assets by Iran or its proxies could be imminent.

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?

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.

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