Lufthansa, Lufthansa, founded in 1926, is one of the world's top 500 companies, mainly operating regular domestic and international passenger and cargo flights, and is the largest international airline in the Federal Republic of Germany
The Lufthansa Group was founded on 6 April 1926 in Berlin, Germany. Today, Lufthansa has developed into a global leader in the aviation industry and a successful aviation group. Lufthansa has six strategic service areas, including Passenger Transport, Ground Handling, Aircraft Maintenance (Aircraft Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO)), Aviation Catering, Tourism and IT Services. It has more than 400 overseas subsidiaries and affiliates around the world. Lufthansa's core business is the operation of regular domestic and international passenger and cargo flights, with a network of more than 450 destinations worldwide. Deutsche Lufthansa is one of the top 10 airlines in the world. Lufthansa has six strategic service areas, including Passenger Transport, Ground Handling, Aircraft Maintenance (Aircraft Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO)), Aviation Catering, Tourism and IT Services. It has more than 400 overseas subsidiaries and affiliates around the world.
Lufthansa's core business is the operation of regular domestic and international passenger and cargo flights, with a network of more than 450 destinations worldwide. In addition to air transport, Lufthansa also offers its customers a range of holistic service solutions. The Group owns Lufthansa and other brands, all of which demonstrate Lufthansa's commitment to providing its customers with safe, reliable, punctual, high-quality, technically competitive, flexible and innovative services.
Lufthansa is the largest international airline in the Federal Republic of Germany. The opening of international routes has been the first to spread to major cities in the world. With the end of the Second World War, the history of Lufthansa came to an end. In 1955, Lufthansa was once again presented in the familiar yellow and blue colours. Since then, Lufthansa's business has grown rapidly, with outstanding results for both passengers and cargo. Today, Lufthansa is one of the world's most famous airlines, even ranking first in the world in terms of cargo volume.
The Lufthansa Group already has more than 100 subsidiaries. These companies not only provide a wide range of services related to the aviation industry to airlines in their home countries, but also to other customers internationally.
In order to provide its customers with a comprehensive global service, the Lufthansa Group has signed cooperation agreements with several international airlines. These include United Airlines, Thai Airways, Valig Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, South African Airways, and more.
In order to consolidate the Lufthansa Group's leading position in the world and maintain long-term profitability and competitive advantage, the company focuses its services on the interests of its customers as the most important consideration when seeking alliances. This criterion complements the Lufthansa Group's philosophical foundation, which is that a well-matched corporate culture enables the Lufthansa Group to always cooperate productively with other partners.
