Lufthansa to Cut 4,000 Jobs by 2030 Amid AI Shift
Lufthansa Group plans to eliminate 4,000 positions by 2030, marking the latest major airline to restructure amid the AI shift.
The German aviation giant announced the cuts during its Capital Markets Day in Munich, targeting primarily administrative roles while preserving operational staff positions.
- The job reductions represent approximately 4% of Lufthansa's total workforce of 101,709 employees as of 2024.
- The cuts will focus exclusively on administrative positions rather than operational roles such as pilots, flight attendants, and maintenance personnel.
- Most eliminations are expected to occur in Germany, where the airline maintains its headquarters and primary operations.
Lufthansa's restructuring is part of the airline's response to the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence.
No comment from Lufthansa's officials is provided.
Author's summary: Lufthansa cuts 4000 jobs by 2030.
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