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For German airlines Lufthansa, India is a critical market, the airline serves seven destinations in India including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Pune with a total of 52 flights a week. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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It's the golden travel topic of 2009: In-Flight WiFi. Slowly, airplane by airplane, connectivity is creeping up into the skies and we love it so much we'd totally go marry it if we could. Full Article at Jaunted
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When Lufthansa took control of bmi thanks to a previous agreement that made them pay a ton of money for the airline, the first plan was to sell it off. Full Article at Cranky Flier
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Regular Springwise readers may remember Lufthansa's MySkyStatus service, which lets air travellers get flight status updates posted automatically to their Facebook or Twitter profiles. Full Article at Springwise
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The company, owned by German carrier Lufthansa AG, said even more jobs could go as part of a restructuring plan to cut costs and boost productivity. Full Article at Irish Times
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BANGALORE: As top aviation companies such as Boeing and Airbus intensify efforts to leverage India as their maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) hub, experts say it will create around 600,000 new jobsfor skilled professionals in the country over... Full Article at Times of India
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The Government’s decision to allow foreign airlines to operate to the interiors of the country has proved to be a bonanza for the eight ‘Customs’ airports. Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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The airline, which is now owned by Lufthansa and is Britain’s second largest airline at Heathrow, blamed “unprecedented market conditions” for the cutbacks which will begin in January next year. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Lufthansa won't get its first Airbus A380 super-jumbo jet until next summer, several months later than originally planned, Bloomberg reported Monday. Full Article at Seattle Post Intelligencer
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"We are excited about launching service between New York and Munich, the largest German city not currently served by Continental and a hub for our new partner Lufthansa," said Jim Compton, the airline's executive vice president of marketing. Full Article at AirportBusiness.com
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Boeing has completed delivery of two more trainers for the U.S. Air Force's C-130 Avionics Modernization Program (AMP) to Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark. The Avionics Part Task Trainer and Cockpit Familiarization Trainer were declared "Ready for Use" Full Article at AviTraders
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Heathrow’s terminal 2 closes today for the last time, after handling more than 316 million passengers in its lifetime inlcuding the Beatles, to make way for a new £1 billion replacement. Full Article at Times Online
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New Delhi: German carrier Lufthansa has completed a comprehensive cost restructuring exercise by rationalising sales network and cutting two flights from India over the last several months. Full Article at DNA India
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German airline Lufthansa plans to pack passengers tighter together so that it can save costs by carrying more people per jet, a spokeswoman confirmed on 17 November in Frankfurt. Full Article at New Europe News
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From LAX, nonstop service to Amsterdam is offered on KLM, and connecting service (change of planes) on Northwest, British, Lufthansa, United, US Airways, Air France and Delta. Restricted round-trip fares begin at $500. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Andrew Parker of Emirates told the Financial Times, "We are adamant this is selective and clearly an attempt by Lufthansa [Germany's national carrier] to pursue Emirates versus a legitimate policy." Lufthansa has, apparently, denied all involvement. Full Article at Economist
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A branch of the German Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development has forced Dubai-based airline Emirates to raise its ticket prices on flights from Frankfurt to Johannesburg, and from Hamburg and Berlin to Singapore. Full Article at Deutsche Welle
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Beginning March 27, Continental will add nonstop service to Munich from its hub at Newark Liberty. Continental will fly one daily round-trip flight using Boeing 767-200ER jets that seat 25 passengers in BusinessFirst and 149 in coach. Full Article at USA Today
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IRVINE After steak, salad, raspberries and cream, he had a breakdown. In his own backyard with the fire crackling and the waterfall gurgling. Full Article at The Orange County Register
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The supervisory board of LOT Polish Airlines has accepted the resignation of Pawel Pudlowski from his position as the Executive Vice President of LOT Polish Airlines in charge of commercial activity. Full Article at AviTraders
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber, Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis and Austrian Airlines (AUA) co-chief executives Peter Malanik and Andreas Bierwirth (L-R) sign contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009.
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber passes on documents after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber, Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis and Austrian Airlines (AUA) co-chief executives Peter Malanik and Andreas Bierwirth (L-R) sign sign contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009.
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber, Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis and Austrian Airlines (AUA) co-chief executive Andreas Bierwirth (L-R) prepare for a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009.
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber adjusts his tie in front of the Austrian Airlines (AUA) logo as he prepares for a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009.
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber addresses a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber laughs as he looks at an AUA plane model during a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber addresses a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber (L) and Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis address a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009.
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Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber (L) and Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis sign contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
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Combo shows a Lufthansa Airbus A321-100 passenger jet (top) taking off from Tegel airport in Berlin April 18, 2007 and an Austrian Airlines plane at Schwechat Airport in Vienna on June 29, 2009.
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Picture taken on March 30, 2006 shows a Lufthansa aircraft standing at Tegel airport in Berlin. The leading German airline Lufthansa is to launch major cost cuts to save one billion euros (1.4 billion dollars) per year from 2011, a spokeswoman said on July 16, 2009.
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Picture taken on April 18, 2007 shows a Lufthansa Boeing 737-300 passenger jet taking off from Tegel airport in Berlin. The leading German airline Lufthansa is to launch major cost cuts to save one billion euros (1.4 billion dollars) per year from 2011, a spokeswoman said on July 16, 2009.
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An Austrian Airlines plane and a Lufthansa plane are pictured at Vienna's airport July 10, 2009.
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An Austrian Airlines plane and a Lufthansa plane are pictured at Vienna's airport July 10, 2009.
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An Austrian Airlines plane and a Lufthansa plane are pictured at Vienna's airport July 10, 2009.
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The Austrian Airlines (AUA) and the Lufthansa logo are pictured at Vienna's airport July 10, 2009. Sign reads "please wait".
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Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines ticket counters are pictured next to each other at the Vienna airport July 6, 2009.
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Airline staff walk past Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines ticket counters at the Vienna airport July 6, 2009.
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Birds fly by a Lufthansa Airbus A340 plane taking off from the Calgary International Airport on a flight to Europe in Calgary, Alberta, July 5, 2009.
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Planes of the Austrian Airlines, AUA, and Lufthansa stand at the Vienna-Schwechat airport Austria, on Thursday, July 2, 2009.
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An Austrian Airlines (foreground) plane and a Lufthansa one sit on the tarmac at Schwechat Airport in Vienna on June 29, 2009. The EU Commission is split over Lufthansa's takeover of Austrian Airlines and the long-expected ruling on the deal should take place on July 1.
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A MD-11 McDonald-Douglas jet of Lufthansa Cargo AG rolls along the tarmac of Krasnoyarsk airport on its way from Frankfurt to Tokyo June 4, 2009.
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A MD-11 McDonald-Douglas jet of Lufthansa Cargo AG rolls along the tarmac of Krasnoyarsk airport on its way from Frankfurt to Tokyo, June 4, 2009.
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