After the USA announcement: Lufthansa has many new bookings

After the USA announcement: Lufthansa has many new bookings

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The Lufthansa Group sees itself optimally prepared in view of the imminent opening of the USA to fully vaccinated EU citizens. In a broadcast, it was pointed out, among other things, that the group of companies is already heading for 17 destinations in the United States.

Shortly after the announcement, there was a “jump in bookings of 40 percent”. The new guidelines allow US travelers who are fully vaccinated with WHO-certified vaccines and who present a negative corona test, which must not be older than three days, unrestricted entry from November 2021.

“The announced withdrawal of travel restrictions to the USA is not only a big step out of the crisis for our airlines, it is also excellent news for the transatlantic partnership. From November families and friends can finally meet again and business partners can develop their relationships personally again. Together with the capital increase that was resolved for early repayment of the state stabilization, two important decisions were made within 24 hours for the way out of the crisis and the sustainable success of Lufthansa ”, explains CEO Carsten Spohr.

The range of flights between Europe and the USA has been continuously expanded over the past few months to over 200 weekly connections to 17 US destinations. In time for the opening in November, travelers have a wide range of flights to choose from, which can also be expanded at short notice if necessary.

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René Steuer is an editor at Aviation.Direct and specializes in tourism and regional aviation. Before that, he worked for AviationNetOnline (formerly Austrian Aviation Net), among others.
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