Lufthansa Eyes Smaller Businesses For Corporate Travel Recovery
A big question in the executive suites of the world's airlines is: When and how will lucrative business travel return?
Articles tagged “Eurowings”
Lufthansa Budget Carrier Eurowings to Add More Europe Routes to Capture Summer Travelers
Germany's largest leisure carrier Eurowings has big ambitions to expand its presence across Europe, as discounters scramble to capture market share following the coronavirus pandemic market upheaval.
Lufthansa Retires Superjumbos as Pandemic Hastens Airlines' Quest to Fly More Efficient Jets
Lufthansa is bidding auf wiedersehen to the Airbus A380s, as the group joins the growing list of airlines retiring the superjumbos in favor of smaller, more efficient models as they…
Airline Weekly Lounge Episode 52: Don't Dismiss Swiss Airlines
One of the bright spots in the Lufthansa Group’s second quarter earnings report was its Swiss unit, which bested Lufthansa mainline, the Austrian unit and even the healthy maintenance unit.…
Plug and Play, the Eurowings Way: Lufthansa unveils a new scheme to promote consolidation
Lufthansa has a theory about why Europe’s airline industry remains so fragmented, even as the U.S. airline industry has become so consolidated. More interestingly, Lufthansa has a plan to help…
Eurowing and a Prayer: Airline Weekly Lounge Episode 39
Is growing Eurowings a safe bet? Lufthansa’s low-cost unit had a rough first quarter and that might not be the last. Eurowings is growing like gangbusters, propelling itself into the…