Is Lufthansa back to normal?
Is Lufthansa back to normal? BERLIN, June 25 (Reuters) - Lufthansa (LHAG.DE) does not expect its global airline operations to return to normal until 2023 after staff shortages and booming demand amid the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions forced it to cancel some flights, Die Welt newspaper reported on Saturday.
What percentage of Lufthansa flights are cancelled?
The airline with the highest percentage, 3.69%, was Lufthansa - 2,521 flights were cancelled out of a total of 68,306. Eurowings, a Lufthansa subsidiary, was fourth with a percentage of 2.47%. Between these two airlines were SAS (3.4%; 812 cancelled flights) and KLM (2.64%; 628 cancellations).
Which German airports are affected by strikes?
Last week, Duesseldorf, Hamburg, Cologne-Bonn and Stuttgart airports were hit by strikes. Ralph Beisel, chief executive of the airport association ADV, said unions were taking their right to carry out warning strikes prior to arbitration to absurd lengths.
Did Berlin airport cancel all flights over strike?
All flights cancelled at Berlin airport after warning strikes by staff over pay. The trade union ver.
What are the new routes for Lufthansa in 2023?
Lufthansa is expanding its service to India. New Munich – Bangalore service is starting in Nov 2023, complementing the existing service from Frankfurt – Bangalore. Lufthansa guests will be able to enjoy one of the Lufthansa Group's most modern and economical long-haul aircraft, the Airbus A350-900.
Will airfare go down in June 2023?
2023: Fall from the Peak As we left the highs of 2022 behind, a trend began emerging in flight prices. Airline tickets, especially for domestic routes, started witnessing a downward trajectory. This culminated in June 2023, with a marked drop in domestic ticket prices, offering some relief to travelers.