The air transportation market towards countries from East Europe is investigated. Germany is geographically the biggest turntable in Europe for West to East air traffic. Lufthansa is a leader on this market with 220 flights per week to 14 East European towns and offers its technology and knowhow to former communist countries in order for infrastructure problems, such as communication, maintenance and safety deficiencies, to be solved. The concurrence is strong in East European transportation, since air companies can offer low price products and are buying modern, western aircraft; Lufthansa decided to open offices in all capitals in order to protect its leadership.
Lufthansa und Osteuropa (Lufthansa and Europe)
1992
4 pages
Report
No indication
English
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