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    Lufthansa Group is more closely integrating subsidiaries

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    Posted on September 12, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Lufthansa Group is enhancing integration of its European subsidiaries like Austrian Airlines and Swiss to boost efficiency and profitability.

    Table of Contents

    • Lufthansa Group's Integration Strategy
    • Impact on Network Management
    • Customer Experience and Operations
    • Labor Disputes and Strike Ballot

    Lufthansa Group Enhances Integration of European Subsidiaries

    Lufthansa Group's Integration Strategy

    FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's Lufthansa Group said on Friday it was more closely integrating its European subsidiaries, such as Austrian Airlines and Swiss, to improve efficiency and profitability.

    The units, which include Brussels Airlines, will cede control over network management for short and medium-haul flights, as well as information technology management, to the parent group from January, the carrier said.

    The group's operating airlines, which include Lufthansa in Germany, will continue to manage the customer experience, flight operations and services.

    Impact on Network Management

    "This will bring the airlines within the group closer together and enable them to operate in an even more integrated manner in the future," the company said.

    Customer Experience and Operations

    The airline brands' long-haul network and frequent flyer loyalty schemes had previously been brought under the management of the group's headquarters.

    Labor Disputes and Strike Ballot

    In a separate statement on Friday, German pilots' union VC said a ballot among members for a possible strike it previously announced would be held until September 30, in a dispute over Lufthansa's pension scheme.

    (Reporting by Ludwig Burger, editing by Thomas Seythal)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Lufthansa Group is integrating its European subsidiaries more closely.
    • •Austrian Airlines and Swiss will cede network management to the parent group.
    • •The integration aims to improve efficiency and profitability.
    • •Customer experience and operations remain managed by individual airlines.
    • •A strike ballot by German pilots' union VC is ongoing over pension disputes.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Lufthansa Group is more closely integrating subsidiaries

    1What is network management?

    Network management refers to the administration and maintenance of a computer network. It includes monitoring, controlling, and managing network resources to ensure optimal performance and security.

    2What is corporate strategy?

    Corporate strategy is a company's overall plan for managing its business operations and resources to achieve specific goals. It encompasses decisions regarding mergers, acquisitions, and market positioning.

    3What is customer experience?

    Customer experience encompasses all interactions a customer has with a company, from initial contact to post-purchase support. It aims to enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty.

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