Lufthansa says no to 67 billion

Approx. 630 ton would they make roads, if Lufthansa were to have paid the German government's aid package in the 100-kronesedler.

a total Of 67 billion was the government namely ready to shoot into Lufthansa, and until a few days ago, it appeared that the parties were agreed on the conditions. Just before takeoff, Lufthansa has chosen to refuse the help.

This is supposedly because the airline has a hard time accepting the demands, which the EU commission has asked the order to approve the state support.

The type of Check-in.dk.

in Order to "approve" the aid would the EUROPEAN commission bl.a. have the German airline to cede some of its start - and landing rights at two airports, respectively, in Frankfurt and Munich.

Both are key in Lufthansa's route network, as they act as so-called hubs, where passengers can change planes.

- the Board has noted the conditions, which the EU commission is currently specified. They would lead to a weakening of the hubfunktionen in Lufthansa's hovedbaser in Frankfurt and Munich, writes Lufthansa in a press release.

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In the same announcement solicits Lufthansa therefore, the cooling-off period before you make the final decision.

- The economic consequences for the company, the scheduled repayment of the emergency plan and possible alternative scenarios will now be analyzed in the bottom, write the airline and adds:

- On this basis, the board of directors may not approve the aid package on the EU's terms.

Normally, it is according to the Check-in.dk completely prohibited for EU member states to support national businesses.

Coronaepidemien has, however, prompted the EU to ignore this ban, and instead issue conditions, Lufthansa has now been presented with.

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