>The company will take the money but the state won't get a say: this is a concise summary of what Lufthansa's Executive Board, headed by CEO Carsten Spohr, has been telling German politicians in the past few weeks.
That's awesome.
Create a crappy business, hire 130k employees, and get the state to pay for your failures.
At this point, I would be happier that they would just give the money to Google and Facebook which proved that they know a thing or two on creating value and sustainable business.
That's awesome.
Create a crappy business, hire 130k employees, and get the state to pay for your failures.
At this point, I would be happier that they would just give the money to Google and Facebook which proved that they know a thing or two on creating value and sustainable business.
Obviously, airlines that have been doing fine (Ryanair, Wizzair?), won't get a dime which seems completely absurd. I did some quick googling and apparently Ryanair has similar opinion: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-24/ryanair-s...