The German carrier has cited a doubling of state-imposed costs since 2019 in explaining the move Rising German aviation taxes and fees will force national flag carrier Lufthansa to cut about 100 domestic flights from its forthcoming summer schedule, the company’s chief executive, Carsten Spohr has said. Government-imposed costs for airlines in Germany have roughly doubled over the past six years, he explained. “Without a reduction in location costs, further cuts will be unavoidable,” Spohr said.

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