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Lufthansa improves its cash-flow by EUR 480m

Frankfurt, Germany - Thanks to its savings programme

According to Lufthansa deputy chairman Wolfgang Mayrhuber, the German airline has been able to improve its cash-flow by EUR 480m thanks to its "D-Check" savings programme. Mayhruber also told Capital magazine that the air carrier aims to improve cash-flow by EUR 1bn by the end of 2004. "We have already achieved a EUR 480m cash-flow improvement", he said, adding this is evidence that Lufthansa has become...

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Rome, Italy, 10/02/2002 15:11
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