Global shocks fail to ground air giant
Lufthansa Cargo, the world's number two airfreight carrier, was surprisingly upbeat at its annual results conference, given the circumstances.
Monthly air freight volumes have nose-dived 25%, two 80-tonne capacity freighters are in lay-up in Leipzig and another pair are idling, a quarter of the staff are on short-time working, the Frankfurt hub is threatened by night flying curbs and...
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