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Lufthansa faces €2 billion extra fuel bill as Iran war keeps prices high

Germany’s Lufthansa reported higher summer profit and record quarterly revenue, but rising fuel costs prompted it to lower the upper end of its annual profit forecast.

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00:00Rising fuel costs are putting pressure on Lufthansa despite record quarterly revenue
00:05and higher operating profit.
00:08After Irish Airlines Ryanair reported 2 billion euros rise in its fuel bill for next year,
00:13the German Lufthansa Group said on Tuesday that its fuel bill also rose by 543 million
00:18euros year-on-year in July to September amid higher kerosene prices linked to the conflict
00:24in the Middle East.
00:26Adjusted operating profit still increased 6% to 1.4 billion euros while revenue climbed
00:329% to over 12.2 billion euros.
00:36Lufthansa's core airline saw adjusted operating profit fall by a third to 300 million euros.
00:42Cargo more than tripled its profit to 162 million euros while Lufthansa's Technic reported a
00:4954% rise to 200 million euros.
00:52Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary told Euronews in October that European airfares
00:58could rise significantly in 2027 as higher fuel costs, taxes and fewer available seats
01:04push prices up.
01:06Lufthansa now expects full-year adjusted operating profit of 1.7 billion to 2 billion euros, lowering
01:12the top of its previous forecast by 200 million euros.
01:16Its fuel bill is expected to reach 9.3 billion euros this year, up from 7.27 billion euros in
01:232025.
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