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Lufthansa's cargo division will launch a medium-haul network on March 15 utilizing its first Airbus A321 converted freighter in response to strong demand for quick e-commerce transport. The inaugural

KYIV: Ukraine said on Monday (Feb 21) about 10 airlines had stopped flying there amid US warnings of an attack by Russian forces massed on its border, but insisted its air corridors were still open and flying to the East European country was safe. Germany''s Lufthansa said it was halting flights to Ukr

Several European airlines suspended flights into Ukraine because of fears of a Russian invasion, including Lufthansa and Air France, CNN reports. In response to security concerns, the French national carrier announced on February 21, that it would cancel flights to and from Kyiv starting from Tuesday. Air France will regularly reassess the situation and reminds that the safety and security of its flights, its customers, and its crews, is an absolute imperative, Air France said in a statement on Monday. Likewise, German carrier Lufthansa announced on Saturday it would suspend flights to and from Odessa, a port city in southern Ukraine, until the end of February. The Lufthansa Group, which includes Swiss International Air Lines, Eurowings, and Austrian Airlines, also suspended flights to and from the Eastern European country until the end of the month. On February 12, Dutch carrier KLM was the first major European airline to suspend flights to Ukraine, the same source specifies. The safety of our passengers and crew members is our top priority at all times.

Ukraines infrastructure minister said on Monday that about 10 airlines had adjusted their scheduled flights to Ukraine amid tensions with Russia but said its air corridors were still open and flying to the East European country remained safe. Germanys Lufthansa said it was halting flights to Ukraine from Monday, joining

Lufthansa and Scandinavian Airlines also canceled flights to Kyiv as fears grow of a Russian invasion.

Air France and Lufthansa are the latest airlines to suspend flights into Ukraine as fears of a Russian invasion grow.

By Olivia Bugault Deutsche Lufthansa AG is halting flights to the cities of Kyiv and Odessa in Ukraine until the end of February as tensions between the

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Lufthansa, the German airline, said it will suspend flights to the Ukraine capital Kyiv from Monday amid growing fears of a Russian invasion, APA reports citing BBC. The airline said it will also stop flights to Odessa, a key port on the Black Sea. The safety of our passengers and crew members is our top priority at The post Lufthansa airlines to suspend its flights to Kiev from February 21 appeared first on IPE Club .

KYIV, Ukraine: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Saturday (Sunday in Manila) his country deserved more support in the face of a feared invasion, as North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) chief Jens Stoltenberg warned that everything indicated Russia was preparing a "fully-fledged attack." As Western politicians gathered in Germany to discuss the crisis, Russia test-fired nuclear-capable missiles in a show of force. Zelensky condemned "a policy of appeasement" toward Moscow in his speech to the Munich Security Conference. "For eight years, Ukraine has been a shield," he said. "For eight years, Ukraine has been holding back one of the greatest armies in the world." Zelensky travelled to Munich despite shelling in his country''s conflict-torn east that left two Ukrainian soldiers dead. Zelensky called for "clear, feasible timeframes" for Ukraine to join the US-led NATO military alliance something Moscow has said is a red line for its security. But the Ukrainian leader also said he was willing to meet with Vladimir Putin to find out "what the Russian president wants." Western officials in Munich continued to raise the alarm about Moscow''s intentions toward Ukraine, after US President Joe Biden said Friday he was "convinced" Putin planned to invade, including with an attack on the capital Kyiv, within days.

New Delhi, Feb 20 (IANS) German airline Lufthansa has said it will suspend flights to Ukraine capital Kyiv from Monday amid growing fears of a Russian invasion, BBC reported. The airline said it will also stop flights to Odessa, a key port on the Black Sea. The safety of our passengers and crew members is [] The post Lufthansa to suspend flights to Ukraine capital Kyiv appeared first on Buziness Bytes .

German airline Lufthansa has announced that it is suspending all flights to the Ukrainian cities of Kyiv and Odessa amid fears of an imminent Russian invasion.

The German airline will also halt services to Odessa as fears grow over a Russian invasion of Kyiv.

In new signs of fear that a war could start within days, Germany and Austria told their citizens to leave Ukraine. German air carrier Lufthansa canceled flights to the capital, Kyiv, and to Odessa, a Black Sea port that could be a key target in an invasion.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Saturday that he wants to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin to negotiate a solution to the crisis that has seen thousands of Russian military troops deployed along Ukraines borders. I dont know what the president of the Russian Federation wants, so I am proposing a meeting, Zelenskyy said at the Munich Security Conference. Meanwhile, Austria, France and Germany are the latest nations to urge their citizens to leave Ukraine, in anticipation of an imminent Russian invasion. Lufthansa, the German airline, has also canceled flights to Kyiv and Odessa, a Ukrainian Black Sea port. U.S. President Joe Biden will meet with the National Security Council on Sunday, the White House announced Saturday as it reaffirmed that Russia could launch an attack against Ukraine at any time, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said. Psaki said Biden was briefed Saturday on Vice President Kamala Harris meetings at the Munich Security Conference. Harris met Saturday with Western leaders, among them NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, and Zelenskyy.