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Lufthansa: no problems due to the increasing oil price, but only for the moment

Frankfurt, Germany - The German carrier appears certain it can contain the problem till the end of the year but the future could prove a difficult one

Lufthansa will reveal the results related to the second quarter 2004 in two days and it forecasts to experience the first effects of the increasing oil price, which is affecting the entire international air transport sector. The carrier, which among the other things has recently signed a commercial deal with Air India, thinks it has a better condition when compared with its competitors, as warranties...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 101576
Rome, Italy, 08/10/2004 16:51
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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