The group laid the foundation for the realignment on Sunday evening with a capital increase.
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Frankfurt, Berlin When the Lufthansa Supervisory Board meets for its meeting on Tuesday, it will be about the future line-up of Europe’s largest airline. The board of directors is still fighting for Carsten Spohr with the aftermath of the corona crisis. But management has been working intensively on the strategy for the period up to 2030.
The group and the aircraft fleet are to become leaner. In addition, the topic of environmental protection moves into focus. The Lufthansa flights should not be emission-free by 2030, but they should be significantly more environmentally friendly.
The group laid the foundation for the realignment on Sunday evening with a capital increase. Daniel Röska from Bernstein Research wonders why Lufthansa hasn’t been waiting for better news to collect fresh funds: for example, the opening of the US borders. But even this good news came on Monday evening.
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