US EditionLufthansa Posts H1 Profit, Warns on U.S. Demand and Tariffs
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The demand for flights is still high – Lufthansa has more than doubled its profit in the second quarter, among other things. Swiss, on the other hand, suffers from a Trump effect.
Lufthansa Posts H1 Profit, Warns on U.S. Demand and Tariffs
Lufthansa Group has warned that its three short-term headwinds include questionable demand on flights to North America, geopolitical tensions, and tariff escalations as the group ended H1 2025 with a net profit, a contrast to last year. In H1 2025, the group’s net profit was €127 million ($145.3 million), compared to the €265 million ($303.2 million) net loss in H1 2024. The group’s revenues improved by 6% year-on-year (YoY), with its airlines o…
Lufthansa's maintenance subsidiary Technik grew in the second quarter despite a higher cost burden. Sales rose by eight percent to around two billion euros. However, operating profit declined.
German airline Lufthansa more than doubled its profit in the second quarter of 2025 despite recent trade tensions. In April, the company warned of increased uncertainty due to trade tensions between the United States and Europe. Besides the airline of the same name, Lufthansa also includes subsidiary brands Eurowings, Austrian Airlines, Swiss Airlines, and Brussels Airlines.
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