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Sharp rise in profits at Lufthansa

Sharp rise in profits at Lufthansa

28 October 2010 Airline News

Lufthansa has reported a three-fold increase in profits, adding weight to expectations of a recovery in the global aviation sector. The German flag-carrier reported third quarter net profits of €628 million - far higher than the €390 million forecast by analysts.

Sharp fall in profits at Swiss Air

Sharp fall in profits at Swiss Air

12 March 2010 Airline News

Swiss International Air Lines has recorded a sharp fall in profits over the last year, as a “difficult economic environment” continues to impact upon the airline. While the flag-carrier reported an operating profit of CHF146 million for 2009, this is down from CHF472 million the previous year.

Swissôtel Krasnye Holmy becomes Russia’s Leading Hotel

Swissôtel Krasnye Holmy becomes Russia’s Leading Hotel

28 October 2009 Press Release Hotel News

Swissôtel Krasnye Holmy is proud to announce the receipt of the award of the World Travel Association (WTA), one of the world’s comprehensive travel trade polls.  For the third year in a row the hotel was voted “Russia’s Leading Hotel” and the trophy was accepted by Jan Chovanec, General Manager and Tamara Afonina, PR & Communications Manager.

SWISS becomes only airline to offer free ski and board carriage to Alps

SWISS becomes only airline to offer free ski and board carriage to Alps

13 October 2009 Press Release Airline News

As unprecedented economic times lead the UK’s flag carrier to axe its free ski and board allowance, Swiss International Air Lines has become the only airline this winter to transport the first set of snowsport equipment free of charge, in addition to complimentary checked luggage on flights between UK and the Alps.

Lufthansa and SWISS expand CO2 compensation programme

Lufthansa and SWISS expand CO2 compensation programme

25 September 2009 Press Release Airline News

From now on, award miles earned in the Miles & More frequent flyer programme can also be used for voluntary carbon offset donations at Lufthansa and SWISS. The two airlines have expanded their CO2 compensation programme to allow passengers this mode of balancing their individual share of the carbon emissions generated during their flight.