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Air Berlin: Lufthansa does not want its long-range airplanes

Berlin, Germany - The Group would have submitted an offer for a maximum of 78 aircraft of the low-cost carrier, the CEO Spohr told German press

Lufthansa is not interested in the long-range airplanes of the low-cost airline Air Berlin and submitted instead an offer for the 38 airplanes -with their crews- that it already leased from the air carrier now in crisis by its subsidiary Eurowings. More aircrafti could be added to those ones, up to a maximum of fourty and without exceeding 78 total units: to tell the intentions of the Lufthansa Group...

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Rome, Italy, 09/21/2017 15:06
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