Lufthansa, as an aviation group, has an active engagement in China. Each business unit is a leader in its own sector in the service chain of air transportation. Lufthansa will continue to enhance its investments in the market working closely with its partners.

In China, Lufthansa now run passenger, cargo, aircraft maintenance, catering and IT systems service. And they are all top runners in their respective fields.

For Lufthansa, China is an extremely important market with a great future.

In the last five years, Lufthansa has more than doubled services to the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong from 24 to 52 flights per week.

In terms of the number of intercontinental connections, China is the number two in the Lufthansa network behind the US.

Co-operation with Air China has really proved itself and Lufthansa has acquired a high level of market competence in China in recent years, which will pay off in the future.

It is an outstanding example of successful German-Chinese co-operation.

Lufthansa already has a strong presence in the Chinese market, which has daily direct flights from Frankfurt and Munich to Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong and from Frankfurt to Guangzhou a total of 52 flights per week.

Among European airlines Lufthansa is the market leader in flights from Europe to China, with a share of 14 per cent of the total seat capacity.

Lufthansa continues to pursue major objectives in its involvement in China.

The airline wants to grow further and consolidate its position as the leading foreign airline.

As Beijing airport opens a third runway and third terminal in 2007, Ameco will also be opening a new maintenance hangar, especially for its main customer, Air China.

The new hangar has been designed right from the start to accommodate our new flagship, the A380.

Source:佚名