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The Lufthansa Group unveiled its new brand identity
today, presenting a refreshed visual design that aims to make the Group’s
overall strength more visible and more recognizable to customers. Under the
renewed strategy, service offerings across all Group airlines and companies
will be more clearly bundled under the umbrella brand.
Chief Commercial Officer Dieter Vranckx emphasized the
strategic significance of the redesign:
“The Lufthansa Group is evolving from a group of
airlines into an integrated airline group. The new brand identity is therefore
more than just a redesign; it is a strategic milestone. In a challenging
environment, this step creates a visual anchor of trust for our customers. A
visual identity in aviation must do much more than just create an eye-catching
appearance. It will reflect our strategic brand values and a promise we want to
make to our passengers across all our brands. The new brand identity enables a
holistic brand experience, provides orientation, and strengthens identification
with the Lufthansa Group.”
New Visual Elements Signal Unity and Modernization
A key element of the refreshed identity is the iconic
crane logo, now used without the traditional surrounding circle. The Group also
introduces a new typeface and expands its color palette by six additional tones
representing heights from ground level to the sky — a visual metaphor for the
diversity of the Lufthansa Group.
While the Group strengthens its umbrella brand, all
Lufthansa Group airlines will retain their individual brand identities. The
endorsement “Member of Lufthansa Group” will become a consistent marker of
unity and appear across the fleet. The label already features on digital
boarding passes, websites and on 160 aircraft, and will be extended next year
to lounge entrances worldwide as well as airport materials such as baggage tags
and onboard items.
A Global Aviation Leader Under One Umbrella
As the world’s fourth-largest airline group by revenue
and fleet size, the Lufthansa Group brings together five national airlines,
additional leisure-oriented carriers, Lufthansa Cargo, Lufthansa Technik and
more than 300 subsidiaries and affiliated companies. The strengthened brand
identity is designed to reflect this broad ecosystem and support a cohesive
customer experience across all touchpoints.
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Credit: © Lufthansa Group
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