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.

Austria will not help Lufthansa  and its Austrian Airlines operation without receiving something in exchange and is looking to secure jobs within its borders, Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said shortly before a meeting with the German group's chief executive.

Austria won't help Lufthansa for nothing, says Chancellor Kurz

Belgium’s Brussels Airlines, a Lufthansa (LHAG.DE) subsidiary, has extended its suspension of flights until June 1, it said on Wednesday.

Lufthansa's Belgian carrier suspends flights until June 1

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Lufthansa  boss Carsten Spohr will meet in Vienna on Wednesday to discuss urgently needed state aid for the German carrier's Austrian business, a spokesman for Kurz said.

Lufthansa chief to meet Austrian chancellor to discuss state aid

The idea of German flagship carrier Lufthansa  using a type of protection from creditors is not yet off the table, a source at the airline said on Tuesday.

Lufthansa still considering protection from creditors: company source

The premier of the German state of Bavaria on Tuesday said a warning issued by Lufthansa's CEO - that governments should not have too much influence on the airline - should be taken seriously.

Bavarian premier says Lufthansa CEO's warning should be taken seriously

Lufthansa  would be hard to steer if governments had too much influence on the company, its CEO was quoted as saying by German weekly Die Zeit on Tuesday, as the airline is struggling with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Lufthansa CEO warns of too much government influence: Die Zeit

German airline Lufthansa  has no intention of selling its Belgian unit Brussels Airlines, the head of Lufthansa Carsten Spohr assured Belgian Prime Minister Sophie Wilmès in a letter seen by the Belgian VRT public broadcaster.

Lufthansa CEO says has no plan to sell Brussels Airlines: VRT

Germany has agreed to help airline Lufthansa  with a rescue package worth about 9 billion euros ($9.74 billion) in return for a blocking minority and one or two supervisory board mandates, Business Insider cited company sources as saying.

Germany agrees on Lufthansa rescue package worth 9 billion euros: Business Insider

The German government has agreed to help airline Lufthansa  with a rescue package worth around 9 billion euros  ($9.74 billion) in return for a blocking minority and one or two supervisory board mandates, Business Insider cited company sources as saying.

German government agrees rescue package worth 9 billion euros for Lufthansa: Business insider

Progress towards coronavirus bailouts lifted the shares of Lufthansa  and Air France-KLM  on Monday, as the protracted travel slump turned up the heat on rivals yet to secure financing needed to tide them through the pandemic.

Airlines get selective boost from coronavirus bailouts

Any state support for Germany's largest airline, Lufthansa , must come with strings attached, a senior legislator for the Social Democrats said, suggesting that management should be banned from receiving dividends or bonuses.

Any aid for Germany's Lufthansa must have strings attached: senior SPD lawmaker

The German government should support Lufthansa  as it tackles the coronavirus crisis but the flagship carrier should not be nationalised, Bavarian State Premier Markus Soeder said on Monday.

Lufthansa should be supported but not nationalised: Bavarian premier

Shares in Air France-KLM  and Lufthansa  led European stock market gains on Monday on hopes that government bailouts would see them through the coronavirus crisis.

Lufthansa, Air France-KLM shares rise on bailout progress

Berlin will decide on state support for Lufthansa once the country's largest airline applies for aid and all facts are on the table, the German Economy Minister said on Monday.

No decision yet on state aid for Germany's Lufthansa: minister

Germany's ruling coalition is divided over whether the state should have a role in running airline Lufthansa  in return for a rescue package the company aims to finalise next week, politicians said on Sunday.

German government divided over form of Lufthansa rescue deal

German airline Lufthansa  is seeking a loan of 290 million euros ($313.08 million) loan from the Belgian government to avoid the bankruptcy of its Belgian subsidiary Brussels Airlines, Belgian broadcaster LN24 said on Friday.

Lufthansa seeking 290 million euro loan for Belgian airline: media

Lufthansa  expects it will operate 100 fewer aircraft with 10,000 fewer staff after the coronavirus crisis ends, its chief executive Carsten Spohr told employees on Friday.

Lufthansa CEO sees smaller fleet and reduced staff after crisis

Lufthansa  is aiming to finalise a state aid rescue package worth up to 10 billion euros ($10.8 billion) next week after the coronavirus crisis forced it to ground almost all of its planes, people close to the matter said.

Lufthansa aims to finalise 10 billion rescue package next week: sources

Lufthansa , which has grounded almost all its aircraft due to the coronavirus pandemic, said its operating loss increased to 1.2 billion euros ($1.3 billion) during the first three months of the year and the loss would be considerably higher in the current quarter.

Lufthansa reports first quarter operating loss of 1.2 billion euros

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Greenhouse gas emissions from aviation reached record levels before air travel came to a sudden halt in March.

EU Airlines Seek €12.8bn In Bailouts

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Major airlines are seeking operating subsidies for key routes once coronavirus restrictions are lifted, a leaked lobbying document shows, stoking tensions with some low-cost carriers that are less likely to benefit from the additional funds.

Coronavirus-hit airlines in push for divisive route subsidies

Lufthansa  will seek state aid in Germany, Switzerland, Belgium and Austria as the coronavirus crisis that forced it to ground almost all of its planes will persist longer than feared, the German airline's chief executive said.

Lufthansa CEO says it's seeking state aid in Germany, other countries

Austrian Airlines is in negotiations with the government regarding state aid to save jobs and keep Vienna as a transfer hub for long-haul flights, the carrier said on Wednesday, adding the talks were at an early stage and will probably take weeks.

Lufthansa's Austrian unit negotiates state aid, job cuts

Speculation that the demand destruction from the coronavirus will be long-lasting and result in a smaller airline industry after the pandemic is starting to become a reality.

Lufthansa Decommissions Aircraft, Predicts Recovery Will Take Years

Lufthansa, one of Europe's biggest airline groups, is permanently reducing the size of its fleet and shuttering one of its low-cost carriers, as it warns that the aviation sector will take years to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

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