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Deutsche Lufthansa AG

Deutsche Lufthansa AG operates as an aviation company in Europe, North America, Central and South America, Aisa/Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa. It operates in three segments: Passenger Airlines; Logistics; and Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO). The Passenger Airlines segment offers products and services to passengers of Lufthansa Airlines, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings. The Logistics segment provides airfreight container management, time-critical shipments, and customs clearance services; and digital and modular logistics solutions for cross-border e-commerce solutions. The MRO segment provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for civil commercial aircraft serving original equipment manufacturers, aircraft leasing companies, VIP jet operators, government, armed forces, and airlines. It also sells flight tickets and related ancillary services through agents, its own websites, or other airlines; offers vocational and professional training for cockpit and cabin crew; and IT solutions. The company operates a fleet of 737 aircraft. Deutsche Lufthansa AG was founded in 1926 and is headquartered in Cologne, Germany.

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Raymond James cuts airline estimates on higher fuel, upgrades Allegiant

Raymond James lowered estimates across its airline coverage universe, citing a higher jet fuel price forecast, while upgrading Allegiant Travel to Strong Buy from Outperform. The broker raised its jet fuel price forecast for the second half of 2026, 2027 and 2028 by roughly 18%, 14% and 7%, respectively, with Gulf Coast jet fuel prices up 39% quarter-to-date through August 19. Analyst Savanthi Syth said the higher fuel forecast primarily reflects elevated refining margin assumptions rather than crude prices, and pointed to Allegiant's greater quarter-to-date share pullback despite a constructive backdrop excluding fuel. U.S. TSA throughput has run about 2.6% lower year-over-year quarter-to-date versus a 1.1% decline in scheduled seats, while Raymond James raised its fourth-quarter U.S. domestic capacity growth forecast to 2.3% from 1.5% in early August. In Europe, intra-Europe seat capacity is up about 5% year-over-year over the summer, and Syth expects a favorable supply inflection heading into winter as fuel-hedge rolloffs and earnings pressure prompt capacity discipline at Ryanair, easyJet, AF-KLM, IAG and Lufthansa.
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Lufthansa reports Q2 operating profit down 56% on soaring fuel costs and strikes

Lufthansa, the German airline giant, reported adjusted operating profit for the second quarter of 2026 fell 56% year-on-year to 383 million euros from 870 million euros a year earlier, mainly due to a roughly 750 million euro increase in fuel costs and the impact of strikes that caused at least 150 million euros in damage. Net profit plunged 88% to 123 million euros, while the operating margin dropped from 8.4% to 3.4%. Total revenue still grew 8% to 11.1 billion euros, supported by strong travel demand and effective pricing. CEO Carsten Spohr said it was a challenging quarter marked by geopolitical crises and multiple uncertainties.
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European Market Summary: Oil and Gas Stocks Rise on US-Iran Tensions

European equity markets edged lower. Weighed down by military exchanges between the US and Iran, the STOXX Europe 600 Oil and Gas index rose 2.22 percent, buoyed by higher crude futures. Meanwhile, the aerospace and defence index fell 1.37 percent, with Norwegian defence major Kongsberg down 6.8 percent. The travel and leisure index lost 1.22 percent, as Germany's Lufthansa dropped 4.1 percent, Ryanair 2.2 percent, and TUI 1.1 percent. In London, the FTSE 100 was nearly flat, while the mid-cap FTSE 250 index added 0.11 percent. The oil and gas index gained 3.02 percent, but the precious metals index slid 2.35 percent. In eurozone bond markets, crude prices climbed after Iran announced a renewed blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, pushing the German 10-year yield up 3.8 basis points to 3.0726 percent.
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Boeing shares rise 2.7% amid mixed news on 787 sale and 737 MAX directive

Boeing shares rose 2.7% to $224.48 as investors weighed a sale-and-lease-back deal for two 787-9 aircraft against a new FAA airworthiness directive for all in-service 737 MAX models. CDB Aviation completed the transaction with Lufthansa for the long-haul jets, while the FAA issued an interim directive addressing an electrical fault that could cause excessive cabin and cockpit temperatures. The stock contributed to a broader Dow Jones Industrial Average rally.
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CDB Aviation Executes Sale and Leaseback for Two Boeing 787-9 Aircraft with Lufthansa Airlines

CDB Aviation has executed a sale and leaseback transaction for two Boeing 787-9 aircraft with Lufthansa Airlines as operator. Lufthansa took delivery of the two widebody aircraft in late 2025 and early 2026, and both will be operated on long-haul routes featuring the airline's new Allegris cabin configuration. This marks CDB Aviation's first direct leasing transaction with Lufthansa Airlines, although the lessor has previously worked with Lufthansa's engine leasing arm and sold aircraft to Lufthansa Group's sister airlines Austrian Airlines and Eurowings.
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Capital Group Companies reports 5.06% voting rights in Lufthansa

The Capital Group Companies, Inc. has notified Deutsche Lufthansa AG that its voting rights attached to shares reached 5.06% as of 19 June 2026, crossing the 5% threshold. The total position, including 0.24% held through instruments, amounts to 5.30% of voting rights, unchanged from the previous notification. The voting rights are held indirectly via Capital Research and Management Company, which accounts for 4.88% of the total. The notification was made in accordance with the German Securities Trading Act.
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Aviation Debt Issuance Tops $10.5 Billion in Record First-Half Pace

Aviation borrowers have raised more than $10.5 billion in debt year-to-date, the strongest first-half pace since 2021. Athens International Airport SA is making its debut in the euro bond market with a seven-year benchmark deal, while TAP Air Portugal is moving ahead with a 300 million five-year junk-rated bond. Many current deals appear tied to refinancing debt raised during the pandemic, with more than $22 billion, or 64% of debt sold in 2020 and 2021, carrying maturities of five to seven years. The market backdrop may be improving as oil prices drop and travel stocks recover, supported by a possible US-Iran peace deal and record jet fuel production by US and European refiners, according to the International Energy Agency.
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BlackRock's total voting rights in Lufthansa fall to 4.04%

BlackRock Inc. has reduced its total voting rights in Deutsche Lufthansa AG to 4.04% as of June 12, 2026, down from a previously reported 4.32%. The new position comprises 3.02% of voting rights attached to shares and 1.01% through instruments, based on Lufthansa's total voting rights of 1,202,082,895. The notification was made as a voluntary group notification with a triggered threshold on a subsidiary level and transmitted by GlobeNewswire on June 17, 2026.
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