Lufthansa is the largest international airline in the Federal Republic of Germany. Quality and innovation, safety and reliability have always been Lufthansa's characteristics. Lufthansa's core business is to operate regular domestic and international passenger and cargo flights. Lufthansa has developed into a global aviation industry leader and a successful aviation group. Lufthansa has six strategic service areas, including passenger transport, ground handling, aircraft maintenance (aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO)), aviation meals, tourism and IT services. It has overseas subsidiaries and affiliates all over the world. The route covers six continents. Lufthansa serves more than 190 destinations around the world, including more than 20 gateway cities in the Asia-Pacific region.

Lufthansa is a global company. The group operates five business departments, each of which is committed to high quality standards. These five business parts are passenger aviation, logistics, MRO, catering and information technology services. They play a leading role in the industry. Lufthansa Group * * * includes more than 400 subsidiaries and affiliated companies.

The executive board of Lufthansa is composed of four members of the parent company. The Executive Board is responsible for managing the strategy formulated by the Group and ensuring the sustainable growth of its value. The Board of Supervisors appoints the Executive Committee, advises it and supervises its activities. Lufthansa and all business departments are responsible for its operating results. They can supervise their own board of supervisors, members of the Group Executive Committee and senior managers. In Lufthansa, the most important attributes are quality and innovation, safety and reliability. Lufthansa's strategic positioning, operation and finance and ups and downs of economic negotiations. Lufthansa's corporate strategy is to create the value of sustainable development and express Lufthansa's commitment to shareholder value. Lufthansa gives priority to profitability. The group owns Lufthansa and other brands. 1997, Lufthansa and four other top airlines in the world established the world's first aviation alliance-"Star Alliance". Today, Star Alliance has become the largest aviation alliance in the world, with 65,438+04 member airlines, providing 65,438+065,438+0,000 flights to 729 aviation destination ports in 65,438+024 countries every day. Thanks to the global flight network of Star Alliance, Lufthansa not only provides passengers with smooth and convenient flight services, but also provides passengers with flexible travel choices.

Lufthansa is headquartered in Cologne, North Rhine-westfalen, and its hub airport is Frankfurt Airport. The operation base is called "Lufthansa Aviation Center", and the pilots, ground crew and flight attendants are mainly based in Frankfurt. The German government held 35.68% of Lufthansa shares before 1997, and now it is controlled by private investors (88.52%). Lufthansa became a founding member of Star Alliance on 1997. At present, there are 1 17000 employees in 46 countries. In 20 10, Lufthansa transported more than 90 million passengers.