Lufthansa said customers should "absolutely" book summer vacations, pairing the appeal with a public assurance that fuel supply will remain stable through the peak travel season.
Chief Commercial Officer Dieter Vranckx said the airline group has seen no signs from suppliers that fuel availability will be at risk this summer, adding that passengers can rely on the carrier.
Peak summer demand is central to Lufthansa's 2026 financial goals, making booking momentum over the coming months a key test for Europe's largest airline group.
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