DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA A G /FI
Lufthansa is an aviation company based in Cologne, Germany. Its passenger airline business serves travelers through Lufthansa Airlines, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines and Eurowings. The company also provides airfreight and logistics services, including container management, time-sensitive shipments, customs clearance and cross-border e-commerce solutions. Its maintenance business repairs and overhauls civil commercial aircraft for manufacturers, leasing companies, airlines, government and armed forces. Lufthansa also offers cockpit and cabin crew training and IT solutions.
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See all $DLAKY insider activity →Lufthansa (DLAKF) narrowed its 2026 adjusted EBIT guidance to €1.7B-€2.0B, citing geopolitical tensions and high fuel prices. The company reported resilient demand across all business segments. It also projected a €9.3B fuel bill for the year.
Lufthansa Group ordered 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10s, valued at $3.4 billion, to replace older Airbus A320-family aircraft, with deliveries starting in the early 2030s. The aircraft are expected to consume 30% less fuel and reduce unit costs by 20%. The MAX 10 is pending FAA certification, with Boeing completing testing and in the documentation phase.
Lufthansa shares fell 10.8% after the company cut its 2026 outlook for adjusted operating profit to 1.7 billion to 2.2 billion, replacing prior guidance that pointed to meaningful profit growth above 1.96 billion in 2025. The update cited higher fuel costs tied to the Iran conflict and longer customer booking lead times. Second-quarter profit missed expectations.
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Guidance narrowing tied to fuel-cost outlook likely shifts expectations toward margin pressure or reduced upside versus prior range.
The large aircraft purchase expands Lufthansa's fleet modernization and may boost Boeing's order backlog while pressuring Lufthansa's capital expenditures.
Guidance reset plus higher fuel-cost pressure and a shrinking booking window increases earnings uncertainty and near-term downside risk.
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Lufthansa (DLAKF) narrowed its 2026 adjusted EBIT guidance to €1.7B-€2.0B, citing geopolitical tensions and high fuel prices. The company reported resilient demand across all business segments. It also projected a €9.3B fuel bill for the year.
2 min readLufthansa Group ordered 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10s, valued at $3.4 billion, to replace older Airbus A320-family aircraft, with deliveries starting in the early 2030s. The aircraft are expected to consume 30% less fuel and reduce unit costs by 20%. The MAX 10 is pending FAA certification, with Boeing completing testing and in the documentation phase.
2 min readLufthansa shares fell 10.8% after the company cut its 2026 outlook for adjusted operating profit to 1.7 billion to 2.2 billion, replacing prior guidance that pointed to meaningful profit growth above 1.96 billion in 2025. The update cited higher fuel costs tied to the Iran conflict and longer customer booking lead times. Second-quarter profit missed expectations.
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