The number of passengers combined with the load factors and prices translate into the carrier’s profits. Although H1 prices are not yet known (the company is expected to release its numbers on 30 July), Lufthansa’s Passenger activities have done well in terms of passenger numbers and the SLF. On the other hand, Logistics continued suffering from falling demand and a sharply lower FLF.
11 Jul 2019
SLF up but FLF sharply down in both June and ytd
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SLF up but FLF sharply down in both June and ytd
Deutsche Lufthansa AG (LHA:WBO) | 0 0 (-0.3%) | Mkt Cap: 12,564m
- Published:
11 Jul 2019 -
Author:
Hans-Peter Wodniok -
Pages:
2
The number of passengers combined with the load factors and prices translate into the carrier’s profits. Although H1 prices are not yet known (the company is expected to release its numbers on 30 July), Lufthansa’s Passenger activities have done well in terms of passenger numbers and the SLF. On the other hand, Logistics continued suffering from falling demand and a sharply lower FLF.