Germany's Lufthansa is bracing for weaker demand in the third quarter for flights to the United States after a boom in the ...

DUESSELDORF (Reuters) -Germany's Lufthansa is bracing for weaker demand in the third quarter for flights to the United States after a boom in the summer, according to CEO Carsten Spohr.

Airline shares have tumbled sharply following the outbreak of hostilities between Israel and Iran last Friday, with mounting ...

I mentioned earlier that Lufthansa had seen a 2.4% fall ... segment having 75% origination in the US, I view American’s international demand seeing minimal falls. With oil prices continuing ...

The economic fallout from a deeper Israel–Iran war could derail the global effort to tame inflation. The US Federal Reserve, ...

Notably, the Lufthansa low-cost subsidiary is trialling the new seat ... Airlines based in South America aren't seeing the same level of pressure on demand as their US counterparts, but are keeping a ...

Even on American, most of its traffic heads down south to Dallas/Fort Worth first. These routings are inefficient, and there are a lot of people who are taking them. That suggests that Alaska could ...

which reveals that the dip isn’t limited to international applicants. Domestic students in the us are also veering away from PhD routes in favour of international options. This reflects a deeper ...

From January to April, several major travel platforms observed a slowdown in European bookings to the US. Thomas Cook reported a dip that exceeded ... helped stimulate demand, particularly among ...