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Omicron Wave Forces Germany's Lufthansa To Axe 33,000 Winter Flights
German national carrier Lufthansa will cut its winter flight plan by "around 10 percent" as the spread of the Omicron variant fuels uncertainty about travel, chief executive Carsten Spohr said Thursday.
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No Plans To Takeover Rivals, Focused On Stabilising Self: Lufthansa Chief
Lufthansa is not planning to buy rivals weakened by the coronavirus crisis, Chief Executive Carsten Spohr told shareholders at the company's virtual annual general meeting on Tuesday.
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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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Lufthansa Shareholder Meeting Overshadowed by Germanwings Crash
German airline Lufthansa holds its annual shareholders' meeting in Hamburg on Wednesday in the shadow of the devastating Germanwings crash that killed 150 people just over a month ago.
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Lufthansa Chief Carsten Spohr Visits Crash Area as 'Cabin Video' Emerges
The heads of Lufthansa and Germanwings paid their respects on Wednesday near the crash site of the plane that slammed into the French Alps, following reports that a video has emerged showing the final terrifying seconds in the cabin.
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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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'Cabin Video' of Germanwings Plane Has Screaming Passengers: Media Reports
The heads of Lufthansa and Germanwings paid their respects today near the crash site of the plane that slammed into the French Alps, after reports a video had emerged showing the final terrifying seconds in the cabin.
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'Open the Damn Door,' Germanwings Captain Shouted to Co-Pilot: Report
The captain of the Germanwings flight, which officials say was deliberately crashed into the French Alps, shouted at the co-pilot to "open the damn door" as he made desperate attempts to return to the locked cockpit, according to a German newspaper today.
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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 Says Airbus A320 Crash in French Alps is 'Inexplicable'
Lufthansa chief Carsten Spohr said today the plane operated by its low-cost subsidiary Germanwings that crashed in the French Alps had been "in perfect condition".
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Lufthansa Says Crashed Germanwings Plane Was 'in Perfect Condition'
Lufthansa chief Carsten Spohr said Wednesday that the plane of its Germanwings subsidiary that crashed in the French Alps was "in perfect condition".
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After Germanwings Crash, Nervous Crew Members Force Flight Cancellations
After an Airbus operated by Lufthansa's Germanwings airline crashed in the French Alps on Tuesday, killing all 150 people on board, the Dusseldorf Airport in Germany has seen long queues, with passengers lining up to rebook their flights.
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Omicron Wave Forces Germany's Lufthansa To Axe 33,000 Winter Flights
German national carrier Lufthansa will cut its winter flight plan by "around 10 percent" as the spread of the Omicron variant fuels uncertainty about travel, chief executive Carsten Spohr said Thursday.
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No Plans To Takeover Rivals, Focused On Stabilising Self: Lufthansa Chief
Lufthansa is not planning to buy rivals weakened by the coronavirus crisis, Chief Executive Carsten Spohr told shareholders at the company's virtual annual general meeting on Tuesday.
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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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Lufthansa Shareholder Meeting Overshadowed by Germanwings Crash
German airline Lufthansa holds its annual shareholders' meeting in Hamburg on Wednesday in the shadow of the devastating Germanwings crash that killed 150 people just over a month ago.
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Lufthansa Chief Carsten Spohr Visits Crash Area as 'Cabin Video' Emerges
The heads of Lufthansa and Germanwings paid their respects on Wednesday near the crash site of the plane that slammed into the French Alps, following reports that a video has emerged showing the final terrifying seconds in the cabin.
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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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'Cabin Video' of Germanwings Plane Has Screaming Passengers: Media Reports
The heads of Lufthansa and Germanwings paid their respects today near the crash site of the plane that slammed into the French Alps, after reports a video had emerged showing the final terrifying seconds in the cabin.
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'Open the Damn Door,' Germanwings Captain Shouted to Co-Pilot: Report
The captain of the Germanwings flight, which officials say was deliberately crashed into the French Alps, shouted at the co-pilot to "open the damn door" as he made desperate attempts to return to the locked cockpit, according to a German newspaper today.
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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 Says Airbus A320 Crash in French Alps is 'Inexplicable'
Lufthansa chief Carsten Spohr said today the plane operated by its low-cost subsidiary Germanwings that crashed in the French Alps had been "in perfect condition".
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Lufthansa Says Crashed Germanwings Plane Was 'in Perfect Condition'
Lufthansa chief Carsten Spohr said Wednesday that the plane of its Germanwings subsidiary that crashed in the French Alps was "in perfect condition".
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After Germanwings Crash, Nervous Crew Members Force Flight Cancellations
After an Airbus operated by Lufthansa's Germanwings airline crashed in the French Alps on Tuesday, killing all 150 people on board, the Dusseldorf Airport in Germany has seen long queues, with passengers lining up to rebook their flights.
