Lufthansa in 2023

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Lufthansa in 2017
Lufthansa in 2018
Lufthansa in 2019
Lufthansa in 2020
Lufthansa in 2021
Lufthansa in 2022

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Lufthansa is bringing back five A340-600s from storage for placement in Frankfurt. Another five A340-600s will follow.

Lufthansa says deliveries of its next A350-900 with First Class will now begin towards the end of 2023, following delays at the manufacturer.

[Matt]

Lufthansa will bring back all A346's

Not sure if that is a double post with you, I just don't know how many A346's are left to reactivate

[luchtzak]

Lufthansa will bring back all A346's

Not sure if that is a double post with you, I just don't know how many A346's are left to reactivate

10 ==> https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/luft ... o-service/

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Lufthansa plans 318-seater A350-900 operation from 01 June 2023, from Munich to Delhi, Montreal, Mumbai and Vancouver.

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Lufthansa is now mulling the return of all eight A380s in storage, with plans to station three A380s in Munich from June 2023 for flights to the US. The carrier will be using all ten remaining A340-600s again in summer 2023.

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Lufthansa may relocate the legal headquarters of the Group from Cologne to Munich, a step that can only be decided at the Annual General Meeting in 2024 at the earliest.

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Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr's contract is to be extended for another five years, according to the will of the supervisory board.

[crew1990]

In the mean time, Peter Gerber leave the lufthansa group to become the CEO of Condor as per rules, executive board in the lufthansa group cannot work there after being 60.

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In the mean time, Peter Gerber leave the lufthansa group to become the CEO of Condor as per rules, executive board in the lufthansa group cannot work there after being 60.

Carsten Spohr is 56. He cannot stay 5 years.

[crew1990]

Then he will stay there 4 more years, unless internal rules change

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Lufthansa is equipping subsidiary Lufthansa Cityline with three new A320neos from 1Q 2023. The MSNs include 11150 and 11238.

[Passenger]

Huge IT failure at Frankfurt causes delays and cancellations:
https://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/ ... 79847.html

[luchtzak]

Huge IT failure at Frankfurt causes delays and cancellations:
https://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/ ... 79847.html

Somebody cut an important cable during roadworks!

[PopUp]

Then he will stay there 4 more years, unless internal rules change

Spor just has to ask the Board to change the rules for him. They will, I am pretty sure. Sorry, for the sarcasm....

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Then he will stay there 4 more years, unless internal rules change

Spor just has to ask the Board to change the rules for him. They will, I am pretty sure. Sorry, for the sarcasm....

And Spohr has indeed been confirmed for another 5 years, until the end of December 2028. He has been CEO of the Lufthansa Group since 2014. Quite long compared to his predecessors.

[rwandan-flyer]

The company should operate a fleet of A319s based in Munich. No date of the launching was announced. Negotiations regarding the employment contract with the staff have just started. The AOC was filed in 2022.

Lufthansa quietly prepares launch of City Airlines

https://airinsight.com/lufthansa-quietl ... -airlines/

Founded in Munich in the summer of 2022, we want to offer our guests on short- and medium-haul routes an exceptional flight experience in proven Lufthansa quality.

In doing so, we expand the European route network in the Lufthansa Group and bring you to your destination in our modern and economical Airbus fleet. Behind the company is a highly professional team in the cockpit and cabin, which is characterized as much by training in accordance with Lufthansa standards as by its great diversity. In the administrative and technical areas, we work in close coordination with Lufthansa CityLine and Lufthansa Group.

https://www.cityairlines.de/en/company.html

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The company should operate a fleet of A319s based in Munich. No date of the launching was announced. Negotiations regarding the employment contract with the staff have just started. The AOC was filed in 2022.

Lufthansa quietly prepares launch of City Airlines

https://airinsight.com/lufthansa-quietl ... -airlines/

Founded in Munich in the summer of 2022, we want to offer our guests on short- and medium-haul routes an exceptional flight experience in proven Lufthansa quality.

In doing so, we expand the European route network in the Lufthansa Group and bring you to your destination in our modern and economical Airbus fleet. Behind the company is a highly professional team in the cockpit and cabin, which is characterized as much by training in accordance with Lufthansa standards as by its great diversity. In the administrative and technical areas, we work in close coordination with Lufthansa CityLine and Lufthansa Group.

https://www.cityairlines.de/en/company.html

Another Lufthansa company? After Lufthansa itself, Eurowings, Eurowings Discover, Lufthansa CityLine, Lufthansa Cargo, now City Airlines...

It's becoming confusing. How will customers find their way through all those subtleties?

[fcw]

Another Lufthansa company? After Lufthansa itself, Eurowings, Eurowings Discover, Lufthansa CityLine, Lufthansa Cargo, now City Airlines...

It's becoming confusing. How will customers find their way through all those subtleties?

Customers don’t need to find their way through the subtitles, there will be just a little note “operated by XXX” when they book a LH ticket.
Nothing confusing, it’s just a trick to reduce salaries.

[ChristySeque]

Historically Lufthansa has been about a decade behind the state of the art of liveries as it were. Overall I understand the thinking behind it. Generally speaking it goes in line with Lufthansa Group branding and cabin experience over the past five years or so. Keep it simple, keep it conservative, keep it professional with the notable exception of that My Austrian garbage they tried to pull. So I like it. Will it be the most noticeable plane on the tarmac? Certainly not. Is it bad? It could be better, but overall no.