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Lufthansa Plans To Bolster Ties With Indian Airlines After Jet's Demise
Currently, the Lufthansa airline group has an interline agreement with Vistara, which allows a passenger to check-in his luggage at the first airport itself.
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In Brazil, Thieves Steal $5 Million From A Lufthansa Plane
A group of thieves stole $5 million in cash, which had been due to travel from Brazil to Switzerland aboard a Lufthansa jet, at a large freight airport near Sao Paulo, police said Monday.
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Last Flight Home For Hijacked Plane That German Army Stormed 40 Years Ago
Forty years ago next month, German anti-terror commandos stormed a Lufthansa jet in Somalia, shot its Palestinian hijackers and freed 90 hostages, a climax in a bloody era of far-left militancy
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Lufthansa Says Starting Local Airline In India A 'Misadventure'
Lufthansa's comments come weeks after Qatar Airways Ltd. said it plans to start an airline in India with as many as 100 planes.
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Lufthansa Bets On India Growth; To Boost Ties With Jet Airways
Already, Lufthansa and Jet Airways operate code share flights on certain routes and this collaboration is likely to be expanded further.
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Drone Comes Within 200 Feet Of Lufthansa Jet Near Los Angeles Airport
A drone came within 200 feet of hitting a Lufthansa jet near Los Angeles International Airport on Friday - the latest run-in between aircraft and the increasingly popular unmanned flyers.
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The List of No-Go Zones For Airlines Keeps Growing
The decision by several airlines to avoid the airspace over the Sinai Peninsula following the break-up of a Russian passenger jet Saturday was only the latest addition to a list of official and self-selected no-go zones.
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Russia Grounds Airline's A321 Fleet After Egyptian Crash: Report
Russia has grounded Airbus A321 jets flown by the Kogalymavia airline, Interfax news agency reported today, after one of its fleet crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, killing all 224 people on board.
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Families of Germanwings Victims Hold Out for Higher Compensation
Families of Germans who died in the crash of a Germanwings jet in the French Alps in March have turned down the airline's compensation offer, demanding a higher amount of at least 100,000 euros, their lawyer said Saturday.
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Lufthansa Readies Compensation for Germanwings Crash
Deutsche Lufthansa plans to make offers of compensation in the coming days to the families of those killed in the crash of a Germanwings jet in the French Alps in late March, a spokesman for the airline said today.
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Germanwings Co-Pilot Told Lufthansa in 2009 of 'Previous Episode of Severe Depression'
Lufthansa said today that the co-pilot of the crashed Germanwings jet had informed the airline in 2009 that he had previously suffered from severe depression.
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Lufthansa Cancels 60th Anniversary Celebrations Over Germanwings Crash
Lufthansa said today that it will cancel celebrations marking the German airline's 60th anniversary in the wake of last week's deadly crash of an Airbus jet from its low-cost subsidiary Germanwings.
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Medicine For Psychological Illness Found at Germanwings Co-Pilot's Home: Report
German police have found medical treatments for psychological illness at the home of the co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a jet into the French Alps, killing 149 people and himself, a German newspaper said on Saturday.
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Germanwings Offers Families Initial Aid of 50,000 Euros
Germanwings has offered the families of the victims of the French Alps air disaster "up to 50,000 euros ($54,806) per passenger" towards their immediate costs, a spokesman said Friday.
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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 Plans To Bolster Ties With Indian Airlines After Jet's Demise
Currently, the Lufthansa airline group has an interline agreement with Vistara, which allows a passenger to check-in his luggage at the first airport itself.
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In Brazil, Thieves Steal $5 Million From A Lufthansa Plane
A group of thieves stole $5 million in cash, which had been due to travel from Brazil to Switzerland aboard a Lufthansa jet, at a large freight airport near Sao Paulo, police said Monday.
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Last Flight Home For Hijacked Plane That German Army Stormed 40 Years Ago
Forty years ago next month, German anti-terror commandos stormed a Lufthansa jet in Somalia, shot its Palestinian hijackers and freed 90 hostages, a climax in a bloody era of far-left militancy
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Lufthansa Says Starting Local Airline In India A 'Misadventure'
Lufthansa's comments come weeks after Qatar Airways Ltd. said it plans to start an airline in India with as many as 100 planes.
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Lufthansa Bets On India Growth; To Boost Ties With Jet Airways
Already, Lufthansa and Jet Airways operate code share flights on certain routes and this collaboration is likely to be expanded further.
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Drone Comes Within 200 Feet Of Lufthansa Jet Near Los Angeles Airport
A drone came within 200 feet of hitting a Lufthansa jet near Los Angeles International Airport on Friday - the latest run-in between aircraft and the increasingly popular unmanned flyers.
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The List of No-Go Zones For Airlines Keeps Growing
The decision by several airlines to avoid the airspace over the Sinai Peninsula following the break-up of a Russian passenger jet Saturday was only the latest addition to a list of official and self-selected no-go zones.
-
Russia Grounds Airline's A321 Fleet After Egyptian Crash: Report
Russia has grounded Airbus A321 jets flown by the Kogalymavia airline, Interfax news agency reported today, after one of its fleet crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, killing all 224 people on board.
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Families of Germanwings Victims Hold Out for Higher Compensation
Families of Germans who died in the crash of a Germanwings jet in the French Alps in March have turned down the airline's compensation offer, demanding a higher amount of at least 100,000 euros, their lawyer said Saturday.
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Lufthansa Readies Compensation for Germanwings Crash
Deutsche Lufthansa plans to make offers of compensation in the coming days to the families of those killed in the crash of a Germanwings jet in the French Alps in late March, a spokesman for the airline said today.
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Germanwings Co-Pilot Told Lufthansa in 2009 of 'Previous Episode of Severe Depression'
Lufthansa said today that the co-pilot of the crashed Germanwings jet had informed the airline in 2009 that he had previously suffered from severe depression.
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Lufthansa Cancels 60th Anniversary Celebrations Over Germanwings Crash
Lufthansa said today that it will cancel celebrations marking the German airline's 60th anniversary in the wake of last week's deadly crash of an Airbus jet from its low-cost subsidiary Germanwings.
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Medicine For Psychological Illness Found at Germanwings Co-Pilot's Home: Report
German police have found medical treatments for psychological illness at the home of the co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a jet into the French Alps, killing 149 people and himself, a German newspaper said on Saturday.
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Germanwings Offers Families Initial Aid of 50,000 Euros
Germanwings has offered the families of the victims of the French Alps air disaster "up to 50,000 euros ($54,806) per passenger" towards their immediate costs, a spokesman said Friday.
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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.
