Lufthansa

Leading Lufthansa: Airline Weekly speaks with the outgoing CEO of (still) the world’s largest airline group

Lufthansa

Leading Lufthansa: Airline Weekly speaks with the outgoing CEO of (still) the world’s largest airline group

January 2014

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Seth Kaplan

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It is still, by total company revenues, the largest airline group in the world—even if now (following the American-US Airways merger) by “only” a billion dollars or so annually. And because a majority of the Lufthansa Group’s business comes from longhaul flying, in many ways it remains more globally influential than even the now-giant U.S. carriers who, despite their impressive heft and profits and ever-expanding global focus, remain more shorthaul-oriented than Lufthansa, whose CEO Christoph Franz spoke with Airline Weekly.

Leading Lufthansa: Airline Weekly speaks with the outgoing CEO of (still) the world’s largest airline group

Leading Lufthansa: Airline Weekly speaks with the outgoing CEO of (still) the world’s largest airline group

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