Deutsche Lufthansa AG

Discover how Lufthansa’s new train‑air partnership boosts passenger experience while a pilot pension dispute threatens investor confidence.

Discover how Lufthansa’s Q3 earnings boost revenue yet face soaring costs, stalled pilot talks, and market uncertainty—what this means for investors.

Deutsche Lufthansa AG plans to cut up to 100 domestic flights per week due to rising aviation taxes and airport fees, but will focus on higher-margin operations and expand its long-haul and cargo segments to maintain profitability.

Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Germany’s largest airline, is facing a crisis of confidence due to labor unrest, aggressive cost-cutting, and a sharp decline in investor sentiment, threatening its market value and operational stability.

Deutsche Lufthansa AG reports a strong Q2 performance, exceeding analysts’ expectations with an operating profit of 871 million euros, driven by low oil prices and positive currency effects.

Deutsche Lufthansa AG is navigating a challenging period, balancing ambitious restructuring goals with economic headwinds, as it seeks to solidify its financial foundation and adapt to the evolving aviation industry.

Deutsche Lufthansa AG is navigating financial challenges and strategic moves, including a dividend payout and fleet utilization changes, as it seeks to adapt to the competitive aviation industry and address its financial concerns.