Charter & Fractional
Lufthansa’s Private Jet finds new clients during downturn
The major airlines have taken a big hit on high-yield premium fares during the economic downturn, and German flag carrier Lufthansa has removed first-class

The major airlines have taken a big hit on high-yield premium fares during the economic downturn, and German flag carrier Lufthansa has removed first-class seats from some of its airliners to accommodate more passengers in economy class; nonetheless, the airline claims its Private Jet executive charter operation has continued to perform well as it passes its fifth anniversary.

According to a Lufthansa spokesman, Private Jet achieved 20-percent growth during 2009 and is operating an average of 10 flights per day.