Lufthansa News and Aviation Industry Updates

Stronger aircraft handovers are becoming a central marker of Boeing's recovery as the manufacturer works to rebuild output and stabilize finances in 2026. The company delivered 60 aircraft in May, ...

European budget airlines are weighing the cost of satellite-based onboard connectivity as passenger demand for in-flight internet grows. Wizz Air says it will roll out Elon Musk's Starlink service ...

Global airlines face a sharper earnings squeeze in 2026 as higher jet fuel prices raise costs across the sector. The industry group says the pressure follows a jump in oil prices after the ...

Europe's airline sector remains exposed to billions of euros in potential passenger repayments because a large share of eligible delay claims still goes unfiled. Financial Times calculations ...

Spirit Airlines' early May collapse is pushing thousands of former employees into a difficult search for new work across the U.S. aviation sector. The disruption is hitting as airlines keep hiring ...

Mounting pressure on easyJet’s valuation is drawing takeover interest as competition, higher fuel costs and a prolonged share decline leave the UK budget airline exposed. Castlelake, a ...

With the FIFA Men’s World Cup approaching next month, U.S. airlines and hotel groups are warning that a possible halt to customs and immigration processing at airports in so-called sanctuary ...

European Union energy officials say fuel markets are so far absorbing the effects of tensions around the Strait of Hormuz through higher prices rather than supply shortages. They add that if ...

United Airlines is emerging as a cyclical recovery candidate as oil price pressure shows signs of stabilizing and investor appetite returns to airline stocks. The setup is drawing attention ...

Fresh record closes for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite are pushing investor attention toward another session shaped by corporate earnings and sector-specific catalysts. The market focus now ...

Mounting court fights over prediction markets are pushing U.S. regulators, states and political leaders into a broader dispute over whether the contracts belong in financial markets or under ...

A White House push to shift security screening at smaller airports away from the Transportation Security Administration is drawing opposition from major U.S. carriers. The dispute emerges as ...

U.S. Customs and Border Protection is tentatively selecting 37 additional partnerships for new and expanded reimbursable inspection services aimed at supporting cross-border trade and essential ...

Southwest Airlines retains its investment-grade credit standing as improving revenue trends and margin gains from strategic initiatives support its rating profile. The assessment is tempered by ...

At the International Maritime Organization's MEPC 84 meeting, the United States and allied countries steer negotiations toward alternatives to a proposed global carbon tax on shipping. The move ...

European airlines are contending with record jet fuel prices as the Middle East conflict disrupts supply chains and raises one of the industry’s biggest operating costs. The pressure is ...