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Lufthansa Airlines To Pay Rs 50,000 To Elderly Couple For 'Deficiency Of Service'
A consumer forum here directed an airline operator to pay Rs 50,000 as compensation to an elderly couple from Adyar here for alleged deficiency of service during their round trip to Frankfurt.
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Lufthansa To Resume Flights To Israel From Jan 8
German airline group Lufthansa said Friday it planned to resume flights to Tel Aviv from January 8, after the service was suspended in early October following the Hamas attack on Israel.
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Grammy Winner Ricky Kej Slams Lufthansa, Says Airline Taking "Indians For Granted"
Bengaluru-based music composer and Grammy Award Winner Ricky Kej recently slammed Lufthansa airlines for poor customer service after a medical emergency left around 300 passengers stranded at the Istanbul airport for over 34 hours.
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Lufthansa Group Plans To Resume Flight Services To India In June
Airlines group Lufthansa on Thursday said it plans to restart services to India, which is currently under hiatus due to coronavirus-induced lockdown, by June this year.
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Visually Impaired Indian Woman Says Locked Up In Munich Airport Lounge
Visually impaired gender activist Nidhi Goyal has blamed global airline major Lufthansa of insensitivity and apathy, alleging that she was "locked up" inside the passenger carrier's disability assistance lounge at Munich airport while waiting for her flight to Mumbai.
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100,000 Passengers Hit On Third Day Of Lufthansa Strike
Germany's flagship airline Lufthansa said 830 domestic and European flights were being scrapped on Friday, affecting more than than 100,000 passengers, on the third day of a strike by pilots demanding higher pay.
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Lufthansa Hit by New Pilots' Strike on Long-Haul, Freight Services
Pilots at German airline Lufthansa said today they will stage new walkouts on freight and long-haul passenger services on Tuesday in their long-running dispute with management over early retirement provisions.
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Lufthansa Says Services Back to Normal After Pilots' Strike
German airline Lufthansa said today that services were more or less back to normal after a four-day walkout by its pilots in a long-running dispute over early retirement provisions.
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Lufthansa Cancels 750 Flights Due to Pilots' Strike
German airline Lufthansa cancelled around 750 short and medium haul flights today as pilots began a two-day walkout in a long-running dispute over early retirement.
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Lufthansa Suspends Flights to Tel Aviv for Another Day
German aviation group Lufthansa said on Wednesday it was suspending services to Tel Aviv for another day over security concerns amid the escalating Gaza conflict, after halting flights for 36 hours.
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Lufthansa cancels 1700 flights due to Monday's union strike
Germany's largest airline Lufthansa said it was cancelling almost 1700 flights on Monday, mostly on domestic and short-haul European routes, as a result of planned strike action by thousands of workers calling for higher pay.
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Emirates flew more persons in and out of India than Air India
In a development that could be of serious concern to Indian carriers, Dubai-based Emirates flew more international travellers in and out of India than Air India in 2011-12, according to official data.
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Lufthansa Airlines To Pay Rs 50,000 To Elderly Couple For 'Deficiency Of Service'
A consumer forum here directed an airline operator to pay Rs 50,000 as compensation to an elderly couple from Adyar here for alleged deficiency of service during their round trip to Frankfurt.
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Lufthansa To Resume Flights To Israel From Jan 8
German airline group Lufthansa said Friday it planned to resume flights to Tel Aviv from January 8, after the service was suspended in early October following the Hamas attack on Israel.
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Grammy Winner Ricky Kej Slams Lufthansa, Says Airline Taking "Indians For Granted"
Bengaluru-based music composer and Grammy Award Winner Ricky Kej recently slammed Lufthansa airlines for poor customer service after a medical emergency left around 300 passengers stranded at the Istanbul airport for over 34 hours.
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Lufthansa Group Plans To Resume Flight Services To India In June
Airlines group Lufthansa on Thursday said it plans to restart services to India, which is currently under hiatus due to coronavirus-induced lockdown, by June this year.
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Visually Impaired Indian Woman Says Locked Up In Munich Airport Lounge
Visually impaired gender activist Nidhi Goyal has blamed global airline major Lufthansa of insensitivity and apathy, alleging that she was "locked up" inside the passenger carrier's disability assistance lounge at Munich airport while waiting for her flight to Mumbai.
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100,000 Passengers Hit On Third Day Of Lufthansa Strike
Germany's flagship airline Lufthansa said 830 domestic and European flights were being scrapped on Friday, affecting more than than 100,000 passengers, on the third day of a strike by pilots demanding higher pay.
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Lufthansa Hit by New Pilots' Strike on Long-Haul, Freight Services
Pilots at German airline Lufthansa said today they will stage new walkouts on freight and long-haul passenger services on Tuesday in their long-running dispute with management over early retirement provisions.
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Lufthansa Says Services Back to Normal After Pilots' Strike
German airline Lufthansa said today that services were more or less back to normal after a four-day walkout by its pilots in a long-running dispute over early retirement provisions.
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Lufthansa Cancels 750 Flights Due to Pilots' Strike
German airline Lufthansa cancelled around 750 short and medium haul flights today as pilots began a two-day walkout in a long-running dispute over early retirement.
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Lufthansa Suspends Flights to Tel Aviv for Another Day
German aviation group Lufthansa said on Wednesday it was suspending services to Tel Aviv for another day over security concerns amid the escalating Gaza conflict, after halting flights for 36 hours.
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Lufthansa cancels 1700 flights due to Monday's union strike
Germany's largest airline Lufthansa said it was cancelling almost 1700 flights on Monday, mostly on domestic and short-haul European routes, as a result of planned strike action by thousands of workers calling for higher pay.
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Emirates flew more persons in and out of India than Air India
In a development that could be of serious concern to Indian carriers, Dubai-based Emirates flew more international travellers in and out of India than Air India in 2011-12, according to official data.
