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.

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.

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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.

Lufthansa shuts low-cost airline and says aviation won't recover for years

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European countries agreed a financial package that will enable airlines to defer payment of $1.2 billion of air traffic control fees until later this year or early next year. The measure aims to help airlines preserve cash amid the coronavirus pandemic and a virtual shutdown of international travel.

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Lufthansa  said it will close down its Germanwings low-cost airline as part of a broader overhaul which includes cutting capacity across the group, warning it could take years for the industry to recover from the coronavirus crisis.

Lufthansa to discontinue Germanwings in sweeping restructuring

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Global airlines warned that 25 million jobs across the world could be at risk from the coronavirus travel downturn and the industry's representative body said airline finances were so fragile they could not afford to refund customers.

Millions of aviation jobs at risk, airlines can't afford refunds: IATA

Lufthansa  will discuss permanently grounding its Germanwings low-cost airline unit at a management board meeting on Tuesday, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Lufthansa to discuss permanently grounding Germanwings: sources

Belgium's Brussels Airlines, a Lufthansa  subsidiary, has extended its suspension of flights until at least May 15, it said on Monday.

Lufthansa's Belgian carrier suspends flights until mid-May

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The global aviation industry may now need a bailout totalling $1 trillion. Aviation is struggling since many airlines have grounded entire fleets due to COVID-19 and aviation represents 3.6% of global gross domestic product, and if aviation were a country, it would rank 20th in size by GDP.

Global Airline Industry May Now Need A $1 Trillion Bailout

Lufthansa  is reviewing options for its Germanwings business after ruling out a union proposal to consider shortened work hours, also known as Kurzarbeit, as a stop-gap solution for helping the low-cost unit conserve cash.

Lufthansa reviewing future of Germanwings

Germany is in talks to provide Lufthansa  with billions of euros in state aid and could take a stake in the airline,  which has grounded more than 90% of its fleet due to the coronavirus pandemic, people close to the matter said.

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Airlines across the globe are feeling the pain as travel demand withers because of the coronavirus outbreak, scrapping flights and ditching financial forecasts.

Factbox: Airlines ground flights, count mounting costs of the coronavirus shock

With many airlines around the world grounding large swathes of their fleets and cancelling international flights, passenger jets are sat idle at airports across the world. Many passenger airlines are carrying cargo only flights now with many airlines grounding their fleet.

Commercial Airlines Are Now Operating Cargo-Only Flights

Lufthansa  has applied for short-time work for around 31,000 crew and ground staff at its core brand until the end of August, a spokesman said on Friday, as Germany's flagship carrier has slashed flights due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Lufthansa applies for short-time work for 31,000 employees

The losses are heaviest in the U.K. where 113.5 million fewer passengers are expected to fly resulting in $21.7 billion in lost revenue.

Airlines In EU Face $76B Losses From Coronavirus, Says IATA. The U.K. And Spain Hardest Hit

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Global airlines urged governments on Tuesday to speed up bailouts to rescue the air transport industry as they doubled their estimate of 2020 revenue losses from the coronavirus crisis to more than $250 billion.

Airlines double estimated hit from coronavirus to $250 billion

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A patchwork of different travel bans and flight restrictions imposed unilaterally by EU member countries in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic confuse passengers and threaten the bloc’s Single Aviation Market—once seen as one the great successes of intra-EU cooperation and integration.

Europe’s Single Aviation Market Fractures Amid Coronavirus Flight Bans

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Lufthansa Group has warned that the spread of coronavirus is leading to an untenable situation, even for airlines on firm footing.

Lufthansa Issues Stark Warning On Coronavirus, Despite Favorable Footing

Lufthansa  said that the airline industry may not survive without state aid if the coronavirus pandemic lasts for a long time, as it throws everything at bringing home travelers and keeping industrial supply chains open.

Airline industry may not survive without state aid: Lufthansa

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The shutdown in commercial aviation caused by the coronavirus pandemic is severely limiting air cargo capacity, making it harder to move vital supplies around the world, including medical equipment to fight the outbreak.

Lufthansa promises 'airlift for Germany' as aviation shutdown threatens vital global cargo

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Facing a severe drop in traffic and revenue associated with new coronavirus travel restrictions imposed by many countries, including Canada and the U.S., airlines are cutting flight schedules to the bone and taking other drastic measures that are seriously impacting frontline workers for the first time.

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Germany's largest airline, Lufthansa , is working with the government to prepare an "air bridge" to ensure that necessary goods would continue to arrive in Germany during the coronavirus epidemic, the airline's boss said on Tuesday.

Lufthansa preparing 'air bridge' to supply Germany through epidemic

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