Lufthansa’s executive board announced that it decided to accept the revised conditions of the European Commission for the 9-billion-euro stabilization package the airline has secured by Germany’s Economic Stabilization Fund (WSF). “The scope of the conditions required in the EU Commission’s view has been reduced in comparison with initial indications,” the German
Lufthansa’s supervisory board has said that it is “unable” to approve the stabilization package the airline has secured by Germany’s Economic Stabilization Fund (WSF), due to conditions set by the European Commission, according to an announcement by the airline. The WSF recently approved a package with stabilization measures and loans of up to 9 billion […]










