Lufthansa Expects Air Travel to Become Normal in 2023
The announcement comes two weeks after it said it would cancel 900 connections in July.
Highlights
- The German airline Lufthansa stated that it won't be until the following year that flying operations will resume as usual.
- The firm stated it is cancelling over 2,000 additional flights at its hubs in Frankfurt and Munich owing to workforce shortages because it feels that at this time, lowering the number of flights is the only viable option.
- Lufthansa's low-cost subsidiary Eurowings is also expected to cancel flights.
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