Lufthansa

  • Lufthansa to Increase ITA Airways Stake to 90%

    Lufthansa Group has decided to increase its stake in Italian flag carrier ITA Airways from 41% to 90%. Under the agreement, Lufthansa will acquire an additional 49% stake from the Italian government for €325 million. The transaction, approved by Lufthansa’s Supervisory Board on May 11, 2026, is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027 following regulatory approvals in…

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  • Lufthansa Flight Makes Emergency Landing Due to Smoke

    Lufthansa flight LH1753 returned to Athens Airport after smoke was reported in the rear section of the cabin and the crew received an APU fire warning. The aircraft was evacuated after landing. Lufthansa said three passengers sustained minor injuries during the evacuation and were taken to a hospital in Athens for first aid treatment. The airline added that the crew…

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  • Lufthansa Ends A380 Operations on 15 Routes

    Lufthansa has discontinued Airbus A380 operations on 15 routes as part of its network and fleet optimization strategy. The decision comes as the airline continues to adapt its long-haul operations, prioritizing more flexible and fuel-efficient twin-engine aircraft such as the Airbus A350 and Boeing 787. Lufthansa had previously reintroduced the A380 on select high-demand routes following the pandemic. However, changing…

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  • Lufthansa Unveils New Hugo Boss Uniform Collection

    Lufthansa has introduced its new uniform collection at the Hangar One visitor center in Frankfurt. Designed in collaboration with Hugo Boss, the collection marks the airline’s first comprehensive uniform update since 2002. The new lineup includes more than 40 pieces and is designed to be compatible with existing uniform elements. A standout feature is the return of the cabin crew…

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  • Lufthansa Pilots Temporarily Suspend Strikes

    After five days of widespread disruptions, Lufthansa pilots have temporarily suspended their strike actions. However, no resolution has been reached in the ongoing labor dispute. The Vereinigung Cockpit union, representing the pilots, stated that no new strikes are planned in the near future and that both parties are preparing for potential mediation talks. Previous mediation efforts had failed due to…

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  • Two-Day Strike by Lufthansa Cabin Crew Set to Begin Wednesday

    Cabin crew at German airline Lufthansa have announced a two-day strike starting Wednesday, April 15, as part of an ongoing labor dispute between employees and management. The decision follows a separate two-day work stoppage by pilots on April 13–14. The Independent Flight Attendants’ Organization (UFO) stated that the strike will begin at 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday and end shortly before…

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  • Lufthansa Cabin Crew to Strike on April 10

    The Ufo union, representing Lufthansa cabin crew, announced that a strike will take place on April 10. The strike is scheduled to run from 00:01 to 22:00 and is expected to affect all flights departing from Frankfurt and Munich airports. The action may cause significant disruptions as it coincides with the return peak of the Easter holiday period. The dispute…

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  • The Yellow Cat Escaped From Its Carrier In The Cabin

    On a Lufthansa flight, a yellow cat escaped from its carrier and briefly wandered around the cabin. According to a passenger on board, the cabin fell silent while the cat was being searched for. The cabin crew used flashlights to locate it. After a short search, the ginger cat was found. Judging by its facial expression, it did not seem…

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  • Lufthansa Considers Grounding 20 Aircraft

    Lufthansa Group is evaluating the possibility of temporarily grounding part of its fleet due to rising fuel costs linked to tensions in the Middle East. CEO Carsten Spohr stated that current conditions are directly impacting operational planning, noting that grounding up to 20 aircraft is under consideration.

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  • Lufthansa, Munich Airport Extend Partnership to 2056

    Munich Airport and Lufthansa have signed a new agreement to strengthen their long-standing joint venture, extending the partnership through 2056 and launching plans to expand terminal infrastructure and long-haul operations in Munich. A central element of the deal is the expansion of Terminal 2 facilities. A new pier will be connected to the existing satellite building, increasing annual capacity by…

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