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Lufthansa pays $4m fine over treatment of Jewish passengers

  • Lufthansa has been fined $4 million for discriminating against Jewish passengers, as announced by the US Department of Transportation.
  • The fine relates to an incident in May 2022, where 128 Jewish passengers were barred from boarding.
  • Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg stated that the action sends a strong message against discrimination in the airline industry.
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The authorities in the USA fined the German Lufthansa four million dollars, which is the highest possible fine of its kind. The reason: during the pandemic, the company refused to transport passengers because they were not wearing protective masks.

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The Lufthansa airline was fined four million dollars (93 million crowns) for violating civil rights. In 2022, it prevented 128 Jews traveling from the US to Hungary for the annual commemoration from crossing in Germany. Although the company later apologized for its behavior, a fine for discriminatory behavior will not be avoided.

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Just the News broke the news in Washington, United States on Tuesday, October 15, 2024.
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