Lufthansa

Lufthansa

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Lufthansa, a publicly owned German aviation group founded in 1953, operates primarily as an airline. Its main subsidiary, Lufthansa German Airlines, serves as Germany's flag carrier. Employing approximately 16,840 people and headquartered in Germany, Lufthansa is a significant player in the global aviation industry, ranking second in Europe by passenger numbers and fourth globally by revenue. A founding member of Star Alliance, the world's largest airline alliance (formed in 1997), Lufthansa commenced operations in April 1955.

Revenue

Founded

1953

Headcount

16,837

Headquarters

Germany

Primary Segment

Airlines and Aviation

Ownership

Publicly Owned

News Summary:

Lufthansa Technik Philippines and Philippine Airlines celebrated 25 years of collaboration on September 19, 2025. This partnership focuses on aircraft maintenance and ensures the safe and efficient operation of aircraft in the Philippines. There is no mention of Lufthansa's involvement in the RedCabin Trinity Award or Siemens Fonds Invest's expansion into private equity. A separate news story discusses Boeing and Airbus aircraft, but does not relate to Lufthansa's activities.

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Travel And Tour World

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17th

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05:39

Lufthansa to Cut Routes – But Munich Air Travelers Can Hope

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04:02

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Travel And Tour World

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16th

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18:30

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