Market Dynamics - Deutsche Lufthansa AG has abandoned negotiations to take a stake in Air Europa [1] - Turkish Airlines remains the only bidder for Air Europa [1] - Air France also withdrew from bidding for the Spanish airline Air Europa [1] - IAG SA was denied twice to buy a holding in Air Europa [1]

格隆汇7月31日｜德国汉莎航空第二季度营收103亿欧元，市场预期106.61亿欧元；第二季度净利润10.1 亿欧元。 ...

Financial Performance - Deutsche Lufthansa's second-quarter earnings rose by a third [1] Market Trends - Continued strong demand on transatlantic routes drove earnings [1] - Lower oil prices contributed to increased earnings [1] Outlook - Deutsche Lufthansa reiterates its full-year targets [1]

汉莎航空第二季度调整后息税前利润8.71亿欧元，预期 8.014亿欧元。 ...

Group 1 - Lufthansa's stock price increased by 2% following reports that Germany plans to cancel the increase in air traffic tax [1]

Group 1 - Lufthansa's stock price increased by 2% following Germany's plan to cancel the increase in air traffic tax [1]

Core Points - A tragic incident occurred involving Vivian Alexandra Spohr, the wife of Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr, who allegedly ran over a young babysitter, Gaia Costa, in Porto Cervo, Italy [1][4] - The incident has raised legal questions, with reports indicating that Spohr may face charges of road homicide as investigations continue [10] Legal and Corporate Response - Spohr's legal representatives have refrained from commenting on the incident, citing legal reasons and stating that she is not a public figure [2] - An attorney for Spohr expressed her deep regret over the accident and stated that she is cooperating with judicial authorities [5][7] Incident Details - Eyewitness accounts suggest that Spohr did not initially realize she had hit Costa and continued driving until alerted by a passerby [4] - Costa was found unconscious and first responders attempted resuscitation for over 20 minutes, but she succumbed to her injuries [10] Community Impact - Costa was described as cheerful and hardworking by the mayor of her hometown, highlighting the community's loss [8] - A significant turnout was reported at Costa's funeral, indicating her impact on the local community [7] Company Background - Lufthansa, under the leadership of Carsten Spohr since 2014, employs over 100,000 people and reported profits of $1.5 billion in 2024 [12]

Group 1 - The CEO of Lufthansa, Carsten Spohr, is facing a serious incident involving his wife, Vivian Alexandra Spohr, who is accused of running down a babysitter while on vacation in Italy [1][5] - Vivian Spohr was driving a BMW X5 when she struck 24-year-old Gaia Costa at a crosswalk in Porto Cervo, Sardinia, leading to Costa's death from severe head injuries [1][5] - After the incident, Vivian Spohr continued driving until she was stopped and later fainted; she tested negative for alcohol or drugs [2][5] Group 2 - Vivian Spohr is under investigation for involuntary manslaughter but was not legally required to stay in Italy and has returned to Berlin, promising to cooperate with authorities [5] - Her attorney expressed that Vivian Spohr feels deep regret over the accident and is willing to assist in the judicial investigation [8]

Group 1 - European airline stocks were boosted by Delta Air Lines' earnings report, with International Airlines Group and Lufthansa both seeing stock price increases of over 1% [1]

Group 1 - Lufthansa has suspended its Tehran route until July 31, including that date [1] - The Beirut route has been suspended until June 30, including that date [1]