Rising fuel costs and capacity surplus push Lufthansa into loss

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By Alex Lennane

16/04/2019

Rising fuel prices and falling ticket prices have led to a fall in Lufthansa’s first-quarter profit, according to a trading update. While it won’t publish full results until the end of this month, it will report an operating loss of €336m, larger than analysts expected, said Reuters. The cargo figures are as yet unknown – but it was a very soft start to the year…

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