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Korean Air became the second airline to order Boeing's 747-8 Intercontinental passenger jet, placing an order for five of the aircraft last week. Full Article at ATWOnline
From LAX, connecting service (change of planes) to Lisbon is offered on Continental, KLM, Air France and Lufthansa. Restricted round-trip fares begin at $525. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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 Vienn... View Photo »
in effect, Lufthansa is able to set fares unilaterally on the Johannesburg route ... It just may be relevant that the South African market is a very valuable one for Lufthansa and the carrier may be planning to use its [superjumbo] A380 on the route around the time of next year’s World Cup.
Almost exactly three years to the day, Boeing has earned its second firm order for the airline configured 747-8I. Korean Airlines placed a firm order for five of the jumbo jets for delivery between 2013 and 2015. Full Article at Flight International Blogs
After a three-year wait, Boeing has finally secured a second airline to buy the passenger version of its forthcoming 747-8, the new version of the jumbo jet. Full Article at The Seattle Times
Korean Air has signed a $1.5 billion agreement with Boeing for up to five 747-8 Intercontinental aircraft, marking a key breakthrough in the region for the stretched variant of the 747, which until now had been sold only to Lufthansa. Full Article at Aviation Week
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 Luf... View Photo »
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 ... As well as extending Continental service to a new market in Germany, this hub-to-hub link will provide additional travel options and...
You are looking to book a vacation but want the cheapest possible airfare. There are countless Web sites out there with airfare searches, but some offer substantially cheaper flights than others. Full Article at AirGuideOnline
BERLIN, Dec. 04 -- Lufthansa is celebrating 50 successful years in the Thai market. Full Article at AirportBusiness.com
Deutsche Lufthansa AG (ISIN: DE0008232125) (pronounced [ˈdɔɪtʃə ˈlʊfthanza]) is the largest airline in Europe in terms of overall passengers carried (second is Air France – KLM), and the flag carrier of Germany. Full Article
A MD-11 McDonald-Douglas jet of Lufthansa Cargo AG sits on the tarmac of Krasnoyarsk airport on its way from Frankfurt to Tokyo, June 4, 2009.
View Photo »A MD-11 McDonald-Douglas jet of Lufthansa Cargo AG is welcomed by two firefighting vehicles as it rolls along the tarmac of Russia's Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk airport on its way from Frankfurt to Tokyo June 4, 2009.
View Photo »The CEO of German airline Lufthansa, Wolfgang Mayrhuber, delivers a peech during the company's annual general meeting on April 24, 2009 in Cologne, western Germany.
View Photo »The CEO of German airline Lufthansa, Wolfgang Mayrhuber, delivers a peech during the company's annual general meeting on April 24, 2009 in Cologne, western Germany.
View Photo »The CEO of German airline Lufthansa, Wolfgang Mayrhuber, delivers a peech during the company's annual general meeting on April 24, 2009 in Cologne, western Germany.
View Photo »The CEO of German airline Lufthansa, Wolfgang Mayrhuber, delivers a peech during the company's annual general meeting on April 24, 2009 in Cologne, western Germany.
View Photo »The CEO of German airline Lufthansa, Wolfgang Mayrhuber, stands on the podium during the company's annual general meeting on April 24, 2009 in Cologne, western Germany.
View Photo »A Lufthansa plane takes off near the burnt out wreckage of a FedEx cargo plane at Narita International Airport in Narita, east of Tokyo, Japan, Tuesday, March 24, 2009.
View Photo »Wolfgang Mayrhuber, CEO of German airline Lufthansa addresses the media during the annual financial statement in Frankfurt, central Germany, on Wednesday, March 11, 2009.
View Photo »Wolfgang Mayrhuber, CEO of German airline Lufthansa addresses the media during the annual financial statement in Frankfurt, central Germany, on Wednesday, March 11, 2009.
View Photo »A Lufthansa Technik Malta technician carries out maintenance work on the wing of an aircraft at the Lufthansa Technik Malta facility at Malta International Airport outside Valletta, March 10, 2009.
View Photo »A Lufthansa Technik Malta technician carries out maintenance work on the wing of an aircraft at the Lufthansa Technik Malta facility at Malta International Airport outside Valletta, March 10, 2009.
View Photo »Malta's Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi (2nd R), accompanied by Lufthansa Technik Malta CEO Louis Giordimaina (2nd L), visits a hanger at the Lufthansa Technik Malta facility at Malta International Airport outside Valletta, March 10, 2009.
View Photo »Flight attendants of German flag carrier Lufthansa hold a poster reading "Lufthansa's saving programme breaks us down" as they stage a warning strike on January 28, 2009 at the airport in Frankfurt/M. , western Germany.
View Photo »Flight attendants of German flag carrier Lufthansa hold a poster reading "Lufthansa's saving programme breaks us down" as they stage a warning strike on January 28, 2009 at the airport in Frankfurt/M. , western Germany.
View Photo »German airline Lufthansa cabin crew members walk past a flag of "UFO" (organization for independent flight attendants) during a warning strike at the airport in Frankfurt, January 23, 2009. Dozens of flights were cancelled due to the warning strike of UFO who demands higher wages.
View Photo »German airline Lufthansa cabin crew members take part in a warning strike of "UFO" (organization for independent flight attendants) at the airport in Frankfurt, January 23, 2009. Dozens of flights were cancelled due to the warning strike of UFO who demands higher wages.
View Photo »German airline Lufthansa cabin crew members take part in a warning strike of "UFO" (organization for independent flight attendants) at the airport in Frankfurt, January 23, 2009. Dozens of flights were cancelled due to the warning strike of UFO who demands higher wages.
View Photo »A German airline Lufthansa cabin crew member unties whistles as he takes part in a warning strike of "UFO" (organization for independent flight attendants) at the airport in Frankfurt, January 23, 2009.
View Photo »German airline Lufthansa cabin crew members take part in a warning strike of "UFO" (organization for independent flight attendants) at the airport in Frankfurt, January 23, 2009. Dozens of flights were cancelled due to the warning strike of UFO who demands higher wages.
View Photo »A German airline Lufthansa cabin crew member wears a rain poncho as he takes part in a warning strike of "UFO" (organization for independent flight attendants) at the airport in Frankfurt, January 23, 2009.
View Photo »Cancelled Lufthansa flights are seen on a board next to a sign of German airline Lufthansa at the airport in Frankfurt, January 23, 2009. Dozens of flights were cancelled due to the warning strike of Lufthansa cabin crew members who demand higher wages.
View Photo »Cancelled Lufthansa flights are seen on a board next to a sign of German airline Lufthansa at the airport in Frankfurt, January 23, 2009. Dozens of flights were cancelled due to the warning strike of Lufthansa cabin crew members who demand higher wages.
View Photo »Passengers of German airline Lufthansa walk past the company's logo on January 23, 2009 at the airport in Frankfurt/M. , western Germany. Cabin crew at German flag carrier Lufthansa staged warning strikes, causing delays or cancellations of 80 flights, an airline spokeswoman said.
View Photo »Passengers of German airline Lufthansa wait for check-in on January 23, 2009 at the airport in Frankfurt/M. , western Germany. Cabin crew at German flag carrier Lufthansa staged warning strikes, causing delays or cancellations of 80 flights, an airline spokeswoman said.
View Photo »A MD-11 McDonald-Douglas jet of Lufthansa Cargo AG is welcomed by two firefighting vehicles as it rolls along the tarmac of Russia's Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk airport on its way from Frankfurt to Tokyo June 4, 2009.
View Photo »In addition, Continental has signed code-sharing agreements with four Star Alliance members -- United, Lufthansa, Air Canada and bmi. Code-sharing with additional airlines in Star Alliance will be implemented in the coming months.
Given the significant uncertainty facing British Airways we believe that investors who want to play the sector should buy either Lufthansa or Easyjet, both of which have strong balance sheets and a clear strategic direction
My view was always that the DOT would probably approve it, but the European Commission was always known to have concerns ... They tend to do it on a route- specific basis. The only thing is that Air France-KLM and Lufthansa are all extremely dominant from their home bases so it will be interesting to se...
For a long time the airline industry has told consumers where they're going, but now we're going to show what Lufthansa is good at and provide some value
gives us the possibility to get extra feed into Athens, like we have done in the past four years with Lufthansa
There is no other airline in the world like Virgin because the flag carriers are so dominant at their hubs. With Air France in Paris or Lufthansa at Frankfurt, there is no room for anyone else
An inventory of the home-based components (those used in maintenance, overhaul and repair) leased out by Lufthansa Technik to Kingfisher Airlines under the agreement in question be prepared.
Lufthansa's previous experience with passenger connectivity makes them the ideal launch customer for the eXConnect service. Lufthansa was a true pioneer with their FlyNet branded service. We are proud to bring FlyNet back.
People increasingly want to be connected in such ways, so that means the market [for Lufthansa] has grown that much larger
For me it is time to move on and I am happy that Lufthansa has given me a challenging role whilst at the same time accommodating my personal requirements
I'm not going to signal what I'm willing to pay for it but if Lufthansa is willing to sell it, we would make a serious offer
I believe we could make Lufthansa a very credible offer to acquire it
As Europe's largest airline, Lufthansa offers unrivaled connections throughout the continent and onward to Africa, the Middle East and Asia. No matter where you're headed, JetBlue and Lufthansa can now take you there in comfort and style.
As Europe's largest airline, Lufthansa offers unrivaled connections throughout the continent and onward to Africa, the Middle East and Asia. No matter where you're headed, JetBlue and Lufthansa can now take you there in comfort and style.
We're thrilled to be partnering with Lufthansa to give JetBlue customers even more choice in international travel
If Lufthansa is looking to sell we would be very interested in buying it. We believe we could make a credible offer. Lufthansa wants to evaluate all options and I am not going to signal what I would be willing to pay. If Lufthansa are willing to sell, we are willing to talk.
If Lufthansa is looking to sell we would be very interested in buying it. We believe we could make a credible offer. Lufthansa wants to evaluate all options and I am not going to signal what I would be willing to pay. If Lufthansa are willing to sell, we are willing to talk.
If Lufthansa is looking to sell we would be very interested in buying it. We believe we could make a credible offer. Lufthansa wants to evaluate all options and I am not going to signal what I would be willing to pay. If Lufthansa are willing to sell, we are willing to talk.
Lufthansa and Frankfurt Airport are exceptional in how they coordinate between the airport and airline in the way employ technology, especially on tight transfers
to all parties, including Virgin Atlantic, Lufthansa as well as BA. . .indicating we would be open to some kind of agreement with one of them.
We would be interested ... Something will happen, although Lufthansa wants to weigh up all the options before deciding. We have told them our position.
Lufthansa announced a 25 percent rate increase in August
Lufthansa will consider all options to generate strategic value in BMI but may look to monetize its Heathrow slots and/or look to damage its competitors' position
It's just terrible timing for Lufthansa. First they were forced to buy BMI because of a mistake made 10 years ago and now they're under pressure from shareholders to sell it, or at least its Heathrow slots, for much less than they would likely garner in a year's time
I think Lufthansa will be able to sell two or three pairs of slots at a time to individual airlines ... I think the slots can be bought easily if divided between airlines but I don't see any of the big players buying all of them.
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