German airline Lufthansa has filed a lawsuit against seven climate activists who glued themselves to the runways at Frankfurt, Cologne, and Düsseldorf airports, demanding 740,000 euros in damages. The company claims that the activists’ actions led to the cancellation of over a hundred flights, causing significant financial losses.
Lufthansa stated that the actions of the climate activists resulted in substantial monetary losses due to the cancellation of numerous flights. The company emphasized that such actions severely disrupt airline operations and inconvenience passengers.
The climate activists entered the runways at Frankfurt, Cologne, and Düsseldorf airports and glued themselves to the ground, causing flight suspensions and disrupting the travel plans of many passengers. Lufthansa highlighted that these actions pose a threat to air traffic and passenger safety, leading them to seek legal recourse.
Company’s Demand and Legal Process
Lufthansa is seeking compensation from the activists for the damages incurred due to the protest. The 740,000 euro lawsuit aims to cover the financial losses and operational disruptions caused by the incident. The company stated that it initiated the lawsuit as a deterrent measure to prevent similar actions in the future.
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