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No relief for Lufthansa in Frankfurt

Monday, April 23, 2012

A German federal court dealt Lufthansa Cargo a serious blow April 4 when it upheld a state ban on night flights at Frankfurt International Airport, the airline’s cargo hub. The decision jeopardizes Frankfurt’s role as an international aviation center and Germany’s strong position as an exporter and provider of logistics services, Deutsche Lufthansa AG Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Christophe Franz said. The airline indicated that it planned to appeal the ruling....

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