Key facts
- Lufthansa trimmed its profit outlook for 2026 as estimated jet fuel costs rose to €9.3 billion, according to the report.
- CEO Carsten Spohr said rising revenues and strict cost discipline offset approximately half a billion euros in increased fuel costs, according to the report.
- Third-quarter results were in line with forecasts, the report said, without giving the figures.
Lufthansa trimmed its profit outlook for 2026 as estimated jet fuel costs rose to €9.3 billion, according to a report that did not date the event. The carrier's third-quarter results were in line with forecasts, the report said.
CEO Carsten Spohr said rising revenues and strict cost discipline offset approximately half a billion euros in increased fuel costs, according to the report. The report did not give the revised profit figure, the previous outlook or the period covered by the third-quarter results.