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Lufthansa To Cancel Nearly All German Flights Wednesday
German national carrier Lufthansa said it would have to cancel almost all flights at its domestic hubs in Frankfurt and Munich on Wednesday because of a planned strike by ground crew, adding to a summer of travel chaos across Europe.
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Lufthansa Cancels Hundreds Of Flights Over Staff Shortages
German national carrier Lufthansa said Thursday it was cancelling hundreds of flights during the summer holidays because of staff shortages as the industry attempts to bounce back from the pandemic.
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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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Pakistan International Airlines' German CEO Bernd Hildenbrand Put On Exit Control List Amid Probe
The German chief executive of Pakistan's cash-strapped national carrier Pakistan International Airlines has been put on the exit control list and barred from travelling abroad following the initiation of a probe into corruption charges against him.
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Pak National Carrier Sells Air-Worthy Plane To German Museum, Deal Questioned
Pakistan's ailing national carrier sold a flight-worthy Airbus aircraft to a German aviation museum for a little over USD 5 million, prompting a parliamentary panel to demand a thorough report from the PIA.
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In 225 Crores Air India Software Procurement 'Scam', FIR Against Unknown Officials
CBI has registered a case against unknown officials of Air India, German firm SAP AG and global computer major IBM in connection with alleged irregularities in procurement of software worth Rs 225 crore by the national carrier in 2011.
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More Than 800 Lufthansa Flights Grounded As Pilots Resume Strike
German airline Lufthansa cancelled hundreds of flights on Tuesday as its pilots started two days of strikes amid a long-running pay dispute that has cost the German flagship carrier hundreds of millions of euros since early 2014.
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Lufthansa Pilots Plan New Strikes Tuesday And Wednesday
Pilots at German flag carrier Lufthansa will resume their strike on Tuesday and Wednesday, their union said, as talks over a dispute concerning wages ended without a resolution.
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Lufthansa Group Hit By Strikes, Cancels Nearly 900 Flights
Cabin crew at Lufthansa's budget unit Eurowings launched a 15-hour strike Tuesday, causing dozens of flight cancellations, as the German carrier warned customers to prepare for a larger walk-out by pilots Wednesday.
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Air Berlin Bans Samsung Galaxy Note 7, Lufthansa Does So On US Flights
German carrier Air Berlin on Saturday said it had banned Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 mobile phones from flights, while rival Lufthansa said it had banned the phones on services to and from the United States and expected that soon the ban would apply to all other Lufthansa business.
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Man Overpowered On Lufthansa Flight After He Interferes With Cabin Door
Lufthansa crew and passengers overpowered a man who interfered with a cabin door on a Frankfurt-Belgrade flight today, the German carrier said, insisting the safety of the plane had not been threatened.
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Young Alzheimer's Risk Carriers Show Altered Brain Function
Young adults with genetically-increased Alzheimer's risk have altered activation patterns in a brain region that is crucial for spatial navigation, a study has found.
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Malaysia Airlines 'Technically Bankrupt', New CEO Says
Malaysia Airlines is "technically bankrupt", its new German CEO said Monday as he outlined plans to stabilise the failing flag carrier including 6,000 job cuts.
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Germanwings Co-Pilot on Job Since 2013, 630 Hours Flying Experience: Lufthansa
The co-pilot of the Germanwings jet that crashed in the French Alps was on the job since September 2013 and had 630 hours of flying experience, the parent company, German flag carrier Lufthansa, said today.
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Low-Cost Airline Germanwings Had Clean Safety Record
Germanwings, the low-cost airline owned by German flag carrier Lufthansa, said that none of its aircraft has ever been involved in a crash prior to today's loss of an Airbus A320 in the French Alps.
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Lufthansa To Cancel Nearly All German Flights Wednesday
German national carrier Lufthansa said it would have to cancel almost all flights at its domestic hubs in Frankfurt and Munich on Wednesday because of a planned strike by ground crew, adding to a summer of travel chaos across Europe.
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Lufthansa Cancels Hundreds Of Flights Over Staff Shortages
German national carrier Lufthansa said Thursday it was cancelling hundreds of flights during the summer holidays because of staff shortages as the industry attempts to bounce back from the pandemic.
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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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Pakistan International Airlines' German CEO Bernd Hildenbrand Put On Exit Control List Amid Probe
The German chief executive of Pakistan's cash-strapped national carrier Pakistan International Airlines has been put on the exit control list and barred from travelling abroad following the initiation of a probe into corruption charges against him.
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Pak National Carrier Sells Air-Worthy Plane To German Museum, Deal Questioned
Pakistan's ailing national carrier sold a flight-worthy Airbus aircraft to a German aviation museum for a little over USD 5 million, prompting a parliamentary panel to demand a thorough report from the PIA.
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In 225 Crores Air India Software Procurement 'Scam', FIR Against Unknown Officials
CBI has registered a case against unknown officials of Air India, German firm SAP AG and global computer major IBM in connection with alleged irregularities in procurement of software worth Rs 225 crore by the national carrier in 2011.
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More Than 800 Lufthansa Flights Grounded As Pilots Resume Strike
German airline Lufthansa cancelled hundreds of flights on Tuesday as its pilots started two days of strikes amid a long-running pay dispute that has cost the German flagship carrier hundreds of millions of euros since early 2014.
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Lufthansa Pilots Plan New Strikes Tuesday And Wednesday
Pilots at German flag carrier Lufthansa will resume their strike on Tuesday and Wednesday, their union said, as talks over a dispute concerning wages ended without a resolution.
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Lufthansa Group Hit By Strikes, Cancels Nearly 900 Flights
Cabin crew at Lufthansa's budget unit Eurowings launched a 15-hour strike Tuesday, causing dozens of flight cancellations, as the German carrier warned customers to prepare for a larger walk-out by pilots Wednesday.
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Air Berlin Bans Samsung Galaxy Note 7, Lufthansa Does So On US Flights
German carrier Air Berlin on Saturday said it had banned Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 mobile phones from flights, while rival Lufthansa said it had banned the phones on services to and from the United States and expected that soon the ban would apply to all other Lufthansa business.
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Man Overpowered On Lufthansa Flight After He Interferes With Cabin Door
Lufthansa crew and passengers overpowered a man who interfered with a cabin door on a Frankfurt-Belgrade flight today, the German carrier said, insisting the safety of the plane had not been threatened.
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Young Alzheimer's Risk Carriers Show Altered Brain Function
Young adults with genetically-increased Alzheimer's risk have altered activation patterns in a brain region that is crucial for spatial navigation, a study has found.
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Malaysia Airlines 'Technically Bankrupt', New CEO Says
Malaysia Airlines is "technically bankrupt", its new German CEO said Monday as he outlined plans to stabilise the failing flag carrier including 6,000 job cuts.
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Germanwings Co-Pilot on Job Since 2013, 630 Hours Flying Experience: Lufthansa
The co-pilot of the Germanwings jet that crashed in the French Alps was on the job since September 2013 and had 630 hours of flying experience, the parent company, German flag carrier Lufthansa, said today.
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Low-Cost Airline Germanwings Had Clean Safety Record
Germanwings, the low-cost airline owned by German flag carrier Lufthansa, said that none of its aircraft has ever been involved in a crash prior to today's loss of an Airbus A320 in the French Alps.
