Deutsche Lufthansa AG

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Deutsche Lufthansa AG engages in the provision of passenger, freight, and cargo airline services. It operates through the following segments: Network Airlines, Eurowings, Logistics, Maintenance Repair Overhaul, Catering and Additional Businesses and Group Functions. The Network Airlines segment comprises Lufthansa German Airlines, SWISS, and Austrian Airlines. The Eurowings segment focuses on the growing market for european direct sales. The Logistics segment consists of scheduled airfreight activities of the Lufthansa Cargo group. The Maintenance Repair Overhaul segment is involved in the provision of maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for civilian commercial aircraft. The Catering segment is engaged in providing airline catering. The company was founded on January 6, 1926 and is headquartered in Cologne, Germany.

Airline Lufthansa  said on Thursday it is in advanced talks with the German government's economic stabilisation fund over a rescue deal worth up to 9 billion euros ($9.88 billion), including the state taking a 20% stake in the company.

Lufthansa in advanced talks for state rescue deal worth about $10 billion

The German government has agreed on final details of a rescue package for airline carrier Lufthansa , media reported on Wednesday.

Germany agrees on rescue package for Lufthansa: media

In its announcement on Wednesday, Lufthansa (ETR: LHA) said that hundreds of its aeroplanes are likely to remain grounded until 2022 due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic that has brought the global air travel industry to a near halt. The company also highlighted that deeper layoffs in its catering and maintenance businesses may even turn into a necessity in the upcoming months to shore up finances and cushion the economic blow from COVID-19.

Lufthansa says hundreds of its aeroplanes will remain grounded until 2022 due to COVID-19

Lufthansa is bracing for hundreds of aircraft to remain grounded due to the coronavirus pandemic well into 2022 and that further job cuts at its maintenance and catering businesses were inevitable.

Lufthansa expects hundreds of aircraft to be grounded until 2022

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Lufthansa backs Swiss effort to develop carbon-neutral aviation fuel

The Belgian government said on Friday it was committed to reaching a deal with Lufthansa  to save its Belgian subsidiary Brussels Airlines if the future of the national carrier was guaranteed.

Belgium tells Lufthansa state aid possible if conditions met

Lufthansa  plans to resume flights to destinations including Los Angeles, Toronto and Mumbai next month as it begins to restore some of the capacity grounded by the coronavirus crisis, the German airline group said on Thursday.

Lufthansa restores routes, targets 1,800 weekly flights

German flagship carrier Lufthansa  on Thursday said it would be offering 1,800 round trips a week to more than 130 destinations around the world by the end of June.

Lufthansa plans 1,800 round trips a week by the end of June

Germany is working on a "concrete model" to aid Lufthansa, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said on Sunday, amid a political row over whether the state should take a strategic shareholding and play an active role in the stricken airline.

Germany's Altmaier opposes active state role at Lufthansa

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British Airways owner IAG tentatively plans the largest increase, operating 45% of capacity between July and September, the third quarter.

European Airlines Resume Flights For Summer Travel At Different Paces, But British Airways/IAG, Air France-KLM And Lufthansa May Converge

European airlines are beginning to see faint glimmers of economic sunlight and preparing to come out of their coronavirus hibernation.

Lufthansa Inches Toward Restart, Seeks German Government Bailout

German flagship carrier Lufthansa  on Friday said it would start flying 80 more of its aircraft again in June, including to serve tourism destinations after the company grounded much of its vast fleet due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Lufthansa to start flying 80 more aircraft in June to meet travel demand

The German government could rescue Europe's leading global airline by taking a 25% stake as part of a €9 billion ($9.7 billion) bailout.

Germany could rescue Lufthansa with $10 billion bailout

Lufthansa  on Thursday said it is negotiating a 9 billion euro ($9.71 billion) "stabilisation package"  with Germany's Federal Economic Stabilization Fund, confirming an earlier Reuters report.

Lufthansa seeking 9 billion euro bailout

Lufthansa  on Thursday said it is negotiating a 9 billion euro ($9.71 billion) "stabilisation package" with Germany's Federal Economic Stabilization Fund, confirming an earlier Reuters report.

Lufthansa says is seeking 9 billion euro bailout

Lufthansa’s Carsten Spohr expressed concern that stringent bailout conditions set by the governments of Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Belgium will put Europe’s largest aviation group at a disadvantage compared to peers in the U.S., China, and the Persian Gulf.

Lufthansa CEO Calls For Level-Playing Field In COVID-19 State Aid

Lufthansa  shareholders on Tuesday agreed to not distribute 298 million euros ($323 million) in retained profits as a dividend for 2019, as the airline enters the final stretch of negotiations for a 10 billion euro bailout.

Lufthansa to pay no dividend for 2019 as airline seeks bailout

Lufthansa is locked in crunch talks with the German government on the terms of a rescue deal, as it fights to avoid bankruptcy while keeping state influence at bay.

Europe's leading global airline is losing $1 million an hour and needs a bailout

CEO Carsten Spohr said only a group structure will allow its individual airlines to compete against global airlines.

Lufthansa: Group Breakup Would Hurt Fight Against Emirates, Turkish, Chinese And U.S. Airlines

Lufthansa is allaying concerns of government interference amid reports its €10 billion COVID-19 bailout package could see Germany take a 25% stake in Europe’s largest full-service airline group.

Lufthansa CEO Argues Bailout Conditions: ‘Nobody Wants The State At The Helm Of Lufthansa’

Lufthansa  is not planning to buy rivals weakened by the coronavirus crisis, Chief Executive Carsten Spohr told shareholders at the company's virtual annual general meeting on Tuesday.

Lufthansa not planning to buy rivals weakened by COVID-19 crisis -CEO

Lufthansa is hopeful that its bailout talks with the German government can be concluded soon, the airline's board told staff in a letter seen by Reuters, adding that it is also considering alternatives such as creditor protection.

Lufthansa board hopeful of securing government bailout soon

Lufthansa is requiring that all passengers wear a face covering upon boarding its flights to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. The policy comes amidst calls from Europe’s airlines for an EU-wide harmonized and coordinated approach for a return to normal operations and COVID-19 measures.

Lufthansa Follows JetBlue’s ‘New Flying Etiquette’ And Mandates Face Masks For All Passengers

Pilots at Lufthansa  are ready to sacrifice up to 45% of their salaries for more than two years to help cut costs, their union Cockpit said on Thursday, as the airline struggles with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Lufthansa pilots offer to sacrifice up to 45% of salary: union

Lufthansa and unions representing much of its staff told the German government that their joint top priorities were to maintain the airline's competitiveness after the coronavirus crisis and preserve as many jobs as possible.

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