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| fleet_size      = 450
 
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| destinations    = 215
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| destinations    = 217
 
| company_slogan  =  
 
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| parent          = Grossdeutscher government (47%)
 
| parent          = Grossdeutscher government (47%)
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| headquarters    = [[Berlin]]
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| headquarters    = [[Berlin Brandenburg International Airport]], [[Berlin]]
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| key_people      = Makar Polyakov (CEO)
 
| revenue          = {{increase}} €57 billion
 
| revenue          = {{increase}} €57 billion
 
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| assets          = {{increase}} €39 billion
 
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| num_employees    = 139,541 (20013)
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| num_employees    = 139,541 (2013)
 
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[[Category:Economy of the GroBdeutsches Reich]]
 
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'''Deutsche Lufthansa AG''' is the national carrier of the [[Grossdeutsches Reich]].
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'''Deutsche Lufthansa AG''' is the flag carrier of the [[Grossdeutsches Reich]]. It is the most important airline in the country and one of the biggest in the world. The name of the company is derived from Luft (the German word for "air"), and Hansa (after Hanseatic League, the powerful medieval trading group). Lufthansa was founded in 1926 in Berlin. For many years, it has carried people all around the world. During it's 88 years of existence it has carried more than 20,000 million passengers through the sky.
  
 
== Destinations ==
 
== Destinations ==
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|-
 
| Agadir || Marrakechia || Massira Airport
 
| Agadir || Marrakechia || Massira Airport
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|-
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| Aldergrove/Belfast || [[Ineland]] || Belfast International Airport
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Antanarivo || Occoron ||  
 
| Antanarivo || Occoron ||  
 
|-
 
|-
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| Amsterdam || [[Grossdeutsches Reich]] ||bgcolor=#d3f9bc|Shiphol International Airport
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| Amsterdam || [[Grossdeutsches Reich]] ||bgcolor=#d3f9bc| Shiphol International Airport
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Asunción || Occoron ||  
 
| Asunción || Occoron ||  
 
|-
 
|-
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| [[Berlin]] || Grossdeutsches Reich ||bgcolor=#d3f9bc|[[Berlin Brandenburg International Airport]]
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| Azahara ||Northern Caesarea || Azahara Airport
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|-
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| Azaña || Northern Caesarea || Azaña - Francisco Crespo Airport
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|-
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| Berenguer || Northern Caesarea || Berenguer Airport
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|-
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| [[Berlin]] || Grossdeutsches Reich ||bgcolor=#d3f9bc| [[Berlin Brandenburg International Airport]]
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Bremen || Grossdeutsches Reich || Bremen City Airport
 
| Bremen || Grossdeutsches Reich || Bremen City Airport
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|-
 
|-
 
| Cologne || Grossdeutsches Reich || Konrad Adenauer International Airport
 
| Cologne || Grossdeutsches Reich || Konrad Adenauer International Airport
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|-
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| Cork || Ineland || Cork Airport
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Danzig || Grossdeutsches Reich || Danzig City Airport
 
| Danzig || Grossdeutsches Reich || Danzig City Airport
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Dresden || Grossdeutsches Reich || Dresden-Klotzsche Airport
 
| Dresden || Grossdeutsches Reich || Dresden-Klotzsche Airport
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|-
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| [[Dublin]] || Ineland || [[McNamara International Airport]]
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|-
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| Dunnagh || Ineland || Dunnagh International Airport
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Düsseldorf || Grossdeutsches Reich || Düsseldorf International Airport
 
| Düsseldorf || Grossdeutsches Reich || Düsseldorf International Airport
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|-
 
|-
 
| Hamburg || Grossdeutsches Reich || Hamburg Airport
 
| Hamburg || Grossdeutsches Reich || Hamburg Airport
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|-
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| Induráin || Northern Caesarea || Induráin Airport
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|-
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| Inverness || Ineland || Inverness International
 
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|-
 
| Kiel || Grossdeutsches Reich || Caspian Sea Aerodrome
 
| Kiel || Grossdeutsches Reich || Caspian Sea Aerodrome
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| Marrakech || Marrakechia || Ménara Airport
 
| Marrakech || Marrakechia || Ménara Airport
 
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|-
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| Marseille || Grossdeutsches Reich ||bgcolor=#d3f9bc|Marseille - Provence International Airport
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| Marseille || Grossdeutsches Reich ||bgcolor=#d3f9bc| Marseille - Provence International Airport
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Montevideo || Occoron ||  
 
| Montevideo || Occoron ||  
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| Nuremberg || Grossdeutsches Reich || Nuremberg Airport
 
| Nuremberg || Grossdeutsches Reich || Nuremberg Airport
 
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|-
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| Paris || Grossdeutsches Reich || Philippe Pétain International Airport
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| Paris || Grossdeutsches Reich || Charles De Gaulle International Airport
 
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| Portland || Icholasen || Portland International Airport
 
| Portland || Icholasen || Portland International Airport
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| Saint Regina || Icholasen || King Nikolai International Airport
 
| Saint Regina || Icholasen || King Nikolai International Airport
 
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|-
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| Stuttgart || Grossdeutsches Reich ||Erwin Rommel Airport
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| Shannon || Ineland || Shannon International Airport
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|-
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| Stuttgart || Grossdeutsches Reich || Erwin Rommel Airport
 
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|-
 
| Tallin || Poland-Lithuania || Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport
 
| Tallin || Poland-Lithuania || Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport
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| Tanger || Marrakechia || Tanger Ibn Batouta Airport
 
| Tanger || Marrakechia || Tanger Ibn Batouta Airport
 
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|-
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| Vienna || Grossdeutsches Reich ||bgcolor=#d3f9bc|Vienna International Airport
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| Vienna || Grossdeutsches Reich ||bgcolor=#d3f9bc| Vienna International Airport
 
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| Warsaw || Poland-Lithuania || Fryderyk Chopin International Airport
 
| Warsaw || Poland-Lithuania || Fryderyk Chopin International Airport
 
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Latest revision as of 06:25, 11 February 2015

Lufthansa
Lufthansalogo.png
IATA
LH 		ICAO
DLH 		Callsign
LUFTHANSA
Operating bases
  • Berlin
  • Munich
  • Paris
  • Amsterdam
  • Königsberg
Hubs
  • Marseille
  • Vienna
Frequent-flyer program Golden Crane
Airport lounge
  • Five wings lounge (Business)
Alliance EuroStar
Fleet size 450
Destinations 217
Parent company Grossdeutscher government (47%)
Headquarters Berlin Brandenburg International Airport, Berlin
Key people Makar Polyakov (CEO)
Revenue Increase €57 billion
Total assets Increase €39 billion
Employees 139,541 (2013)

Deutsche Lufthansa AG is the flag carrier of the Grossdeutsches Reich. It is the most important airline in the country and one of the biggest in the world. The name of the company is derived from Luft (the German word for "air"), and Hansa (after Hanseatic League, the powerful medieval trading group). Lufthansa was founded in 1926 in Berlin. For many years, it has carried people all around the world. During it's 88 years of existence it has carried more than 20,000 million passengers through the sky.

Destinations

Hub
Summer Seasonal
Winter Seasonal
Future
Terminated route
City Country Airport
Agadir Marrakechia Massira Airport
Aldergrove/Belfast Ineland Belfast International Airport
Antanarivo Occoron
Amsterdam Grossdeutsches Reich Shiphol International Airport
Asunción Occoron
Azahara Northern Caesarea Azahara Airport
Azaña Northern Caesarea Azaña - Francisco Crespo Airport
Berenguer Northern Caesarea Berenguer Airport
Berlin Grossdeutsches Reich Berlin Brandenburg International Airport
Bremen Grossdeutsches Reich Bremen City Airport
Breslau Grossdeutsches Reich Copernicus Airport
Brussels Grossdeutsches Reich Brussels International Airport
Casablanca Marrakechia Anfa Airport
Casablanca Marrakechia Mohammed II International Airport
Cologne Grossdeutsches Reich Konrad Adenauer International Airport
Cork Ineland Cork Airport
Danzig Grossdeutsches Reich Danzig City Airport
Dresden Grossdeutsches Reich Dresden-Klotzsche Airport
Dublin Ineland McNamara International Airport
Dunnagh Ineland Dunnagh International Airport
Düsseldorf Grossdeutsches Reich Düsseldorf International Airport
Frankfurt Grossdeutsches Reich Frankfurt Airport
Hamburg Grossdeutsches Reich Hamburg Airport
Induráin Northern Caesarea Induráin Airport
Inverness Ineland Inverness International
Kiel Grossdeutsches Reich Caspian Sea Aerodrome
Königsberg Grossdeutsches Reich Devau Airport
Krakow Poland-Lithuania John Paul II International Airport Krakow-Balice
Kyiv-Zhuliany Poland-Lithuania Kyiv International Airport
Linz Grossdeutsches Reich Danube Airport
Luxembourg Grossdeutsches Reich Sandweiler International Airport
Lyon Grossdeutsches Reich Lyon Airport
Marrakech Marrakechia Ménara Airport
Marseille Grossdeutsches Reich Marseille - Provence International Airport
Montevideo Occoron
Munich Grossdeutsches Reich Munich International Airport
Nice Grossdeutsches Reich Nice - Côte d'Azur International Airport
Nuremberg Grossdeutsches Reich Nuremberg Airport
Paris Grossdeutsches Reich Charles De Gaulle International Airport
Portland Icholasen Portland International Airport
Prague Grossdeutsches Reich Prague International Airport
Romain Icholasen Romain International Airport
Rotterdam Grossdeutsches Reich Rotterdam - Den Haag Airport
Saint Adelaide Icholasen Saint Adelaide International Airport
Saint Mary Icholasen Saint Mary International Airport
Saint Pierre Icholasen Saint Pierre International Airport
Saint Regina Icholasen King Nikolai International Airport
Shannon Ineland Shannon International Airport
Stuttgart Grossdeutsches Reich Erwin Rommel Airport
Tallin Poland-Lithuania Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport
Tanger Marrakechia Tanger Ibn Batouta Airport
Vienna Grossdeutsches Reich Vienna International Airport
Warsaw Poland-Lithuania Fryderyk Chopin International Airport
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