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Executive editor at FlightGlobal working across flightglobal.com and Airline Business. One half of the Airline Business podcast
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Spohr flags Lufthansa Airlines turnaround progress

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By Graham Dunn Verified
| Flightglobal Verified
Bright revenue picture prompts Lufthansa Group to stick to full-year guidance, but headroom ‘largely gone’ as fuel and strike costs bite. Reduced losses at its German airline business helped the wider Lufthansa Group cut its first-quarter loss, despite the impact of ongoing strike disruption. German operation Lufthansa Airlines cut its adjusted operating loss by one-fifth to €443 million ($520 million) in the first three months of the year.
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Growing Belief In Africa's Freight Market

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By Graham Dunn Verified
| Air Transport World Verified
Graham Dunn April 27, 2026 Astral launched flights from Johannesburg to Haikou using its Boeing 767-300F last year. Credit: Astral Aviation Operators are stepping up moves to capitalize on opportunities within the African air cargo market, buoyed by strong momentum since the second half of 2025. IATA figures show that African air cargo volumes grew 18% in January, the highest rate of growth of any region. The bright start to the year...
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Arabian Air Cargo Ambitions Remain Undimmed

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By Graham Dunn Verified
| Air Transport World Verified
Graham Dunn April 22, 2026 Emirates SkyCargo operates 11 Boeing 777 freighters and wet-leases five Boeing 747 freighters. Credit: Emirates Airlines Group Fueled by growing a freighter fleet, Middle East carriers have clear plans to develop their cargo business, even if disruption in the regions means this is temporarily on pause. As the new year began there was little reason to believe the outlook for air cargo in the Middle East was anything other...
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