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''Avoid Travelling...'': Redditor Accuses Lufthansa Staff Of Insulting Indians, Paytm CEO Reacts
A Reddit user mentioned several instances of the Lufthansa staff members discriminating against Indians and insulting them.
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"What A Ride": Lufthansa Airlines CEO Turns Flight Attendant, Shares His Experience
The 50-year-old pilot revealed that he never had the opportunity to work as part of the cabin crew
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Lufthansa Cancels 700 Flights On First Day Of Cabin Crew Walkout
Lufthansa flight attendants went on a 48-hour strike over pay and pensions on Thursday, forcing the biggest German airline to cancel hundreds of flights.
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Germanwings Crash Families Call for Apology From Lufthansa CEO
The families of 18 schoolchildren and teachers killed in the Germanwings crash have called for an apology from the head of Lufthansa, saying their children might still be alive if the airline's doctors had paid more attention to the pilot's health.
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Report of Plane Passenger Video Overshadows Executives Visit to Crash Site
A video of the final seconds aboard the Germanwings plane that crashed in France last week has been discovered, reports said on Wednesday, just hours before executives visiting the crash site dodged questions about the mental health of the pilot.
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Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr Ignores Barrage of Questions on Germanwings Pilot's Depression
Lufthansa's boss declined to answer a barrage of questions today on what the airline knew of the mental health problems of Andreas Lubitz, the pilot believed to have deliberately crashed a plane in the French Alps last week.
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Lufthansa CEO Stunned That Co-Pilot Apparently Crashed Plane
Lufthansa's chief executive said on Thursday he was stunned by the assumption that the co-pilot of a Germanwings jet deliberately crashed it into a mountain in the Alps.
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Lufthansa CEO Says No Plans to Sell IT Arm
The German carrier had said last year that it was looking for a partner for its IT arm, which employs 1,400 people at multiple locations. Following this global media reports had said that IBM, Hewlett Packard and the French company Atos were keen to partner the German airline's IT arm.
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Lufthansa revamp to lose tough mastermind as CEO announces exit
Franz will leave Lufthansa when his contract runs out in May next year, waving goodbye to strife with employees to join his wife and five children in Switzerland where he is to become chairman of Swiss drugmaker Roche.
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''Avoid Travelling...'': Redditor Accuses Lufthansa Staff Of Insulting Indians, Paytm CEO Reacts
A Reddit user mentioned several instances of the Lufthansa staff members discriminating against Indians and insulting them.
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"What A Ride": Lufthansa Airlines CEO Turns Flight Attendant, Shares His Experience
The 50-year-old pilot revealed that he never had the opportunity to work as part of the cabin crew
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Lufthansa Cancels 700 Flights On First Day Of Cabin Crew Walkout
Lufthansa flight attendants went on a 48-hour strike over pay and pensions on Thursday, forcing the biggest German airline to cancel hundreds of flights.
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Germanwings Crash Families Call for Apology From Lufthansa CEO
The families of 18 schoolchildren and teachers killed in the Germanwings crash have called for an apology from the head of Lufthansa, saying their children might still be alive if the airline's doctors had paid more attention to the pilot's health.
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Report of Plane Passenger Video Overshadows Executives Visit to Crash Site
A video of the final seconds aboard the Germanwings plane that crashed in France last week has been discovered, reports said on Wednesday, just hours before executives visiting the crash site dodged questions about the mental health of the pilot.
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Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr Ignores Barrage of Questions on Germanwings Pilot's Depression
Lufthansa's boss declined to answer a barrage of questions today on what the airline knew of the mental health problems of Andreas Lubitz, the pilot believed to have deliberately crashed a plane in the French Alps last week.
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Lufthansa CEO Stunned That Co-Pilot Apparently Crashed Plane
Lufthansa's chief executive said on Thursday he was stunned by the assumption that the co-pilot of a Germanwings jet deliberately crashed it into a mountain in the Alps.
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Lufthansa CEO Says No Plans to Sell IT Arm
The German carrier had said last year that it was looking for a partner for its IT arm, which employs 1,400 people at multiple locations. Following this global media reports had said that IBM, Hewlett Packard and the French company Atos were keen to partner the German airline's IT arm.
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Lufthansa revamp to lose tough mastermind as CEO announces exit
Franz will leave Lufthansa when his contract runs out in May next year, waving goodbye to strife with employees to join his wife and five children in Switzerland where he is to become chairman of Swiss drugmaker Roche.
