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Lufthansa Set to Hire 10,000 New Employees in 2025

Leticia Sandoval-Solyom
Last updated: 8 January 2025 15:07
By Leticia Sandoval-Solyom
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The Lufthansa Group has published that in 2025 they will be hiring 10,000 new staff in a wide range of positions. More than half of this recruitment is set to take place in Germany.

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Over 2,000 flight attendants 1,400 ground staff and 1300 technical experts are to be recruited by Lufthansa. More than 800 pilots are also set to be hired as part of Lufthansa’s company expansion. Lufthansa’s subsidiaries such as Eurowings and Austrian Airlines will also be looking for around 700 new employees, as well as their main division, Lufthansa Technik.

Michael Niggemann, Member of the Executive Board of Deutsche Lufthansa AG and responsible for Human Resources and Legal Affairs commented:

“The Lufthansa Group is and remains an attractive employer with many different job profiles and career options. Last year alone, we received 350,000 applications across the Group and recruited over 13,000 employees. We look forward to welcoming every new colleague.”

Over the last three years, the Lufthansa Group has hired over 30,000 new members of staff, and currently employ a substantial 100,000 staff in over 90 countries.

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This comes soon after Lufthansa announced their partnership with the Japanese airline, ANA, who are now collaborating with a new set of direct Europe-Asia routes beginning in 2025. Other joint ventures include partnerships with United Airlines and Air Canada for transatlantic flights. These ever-growing partnerships increase Lufthansa’s connectivity globally and solidify their ever-growing need for employees.

Would you ever consider working for the Lufthansa Group? Let us know down below. 

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ByLeticia Sandoval-Solyom
Aviation Reporter - As a final year undergraduate student at University College London, Leticia is currently exploring career options which led to her entering the world of journalism with Travel Radar! A London native and a hard working individual, Leticia loves the world of travelling and sharing the latest news with readers across the globe.
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