Lufthansa Technik

Main entrance to Lufthansa Technik in Hamburg

Lufthansa Technik AG ('Lufthansa Engineering', often referred to simply as “LHT”) is a leading provider of maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services for aircraft, engines and components. The Lufthansa Technik Group consists of 32 companies with more than 25,500 employees. It is a 100% subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group.

Lufthansa Technik's base is at Hamburg Airport. Other important German sites are at Frankfurt Airport and Munich Airport. There is an overseas one at Aguadilla Airport in Puerto Rico. Smaller sites in Germany are at Berlin Tegel Airport (Line Maintenance) and Berlin Schönefeld Airport (C-checks).

Lufthansa Technik have 12 facilities in Europe and another 9 outside Europe. Some of them are: Shannon Aerospace in Ireand, Lufthansa Technik Malta, Lufthansa Technik Budapest, Lufthansa Technik Milan, Lufthansa Technik Services India, Lufthansa Technik Philippines, Lufthansa Technik Brussels and Lufthansa Technik Sofia at Sofia Airport (D-checks).

The most important product of Lufthansa Technik for maintenance and overhaul of aircraft is Total Technical Support TTS. This product integrates all Lufthansa Technik services.

Products

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Basic Data

Revenue: 3,6 b€ (LHT company, 2007)
Employees: 25,500 (LHT Group) / 18.733 (LHT company)

(2007; LHT Group = LHT AG and all subsidiaries/affiliates, LHT company = LHT AG and 18 consolidated subsidiaries)

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Lufthansa

Subsidiaries

Passenger Airline Group (wholly- or majority-owned)	Lufthansa Passage Lufthansa Regional (Air Dolomiti and CityLine) Austrian Airlines Eurowings Swiss International Air Lines (Edelweiss Air and Swiss Global Air Lines)

Cargo airlines	Lufthansa Cargo

Partially-owned airlines	AeroLogic (50% with DHL Express) Brussels Airlines (45%)¹ SunExpress (Deutschland) (50% with Turkish Airlines)

Non-airline subsidiaries	Global Load Control LSG Sky Chefs Lufthansa Consulting Lufthansa Flight Training Lufthansa Systems Lufthansa Technik

Incidents and accidents
(all subsidiaries, while owned)

DLH502 (1959)
DLH55 (1966)
DLH649 (1972)
DLH614 (1972)
1973 Rome airport attacks and hijacking
DLH540 (1974)
DLH181 (1977)
CFG3782 (1988)
DLH592 (1993)
DLH2904 (1993)
GEC8460 (2010)
GWI9525 (2015)

Destinations
(wholly owned subsidiaries,
plus Brussels Airlines)

Former subsidiaries

Key personnel

Carsten Spohr (Chairman and CEO)

Miles & More (frequent flyer program)
Star Alliance (founding member)

¹ Lufthansa has an option to acquire the remaining stake at any time.
Employees: 118,714 (2014) Stock ticker: FWB: LHA Website: www.lufthansa.com

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