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Lufthansa, created in Germany in 1926, is one of the world's largest airlines and an aviation group with a network of more than 400 subsidiaries around the globe, operating in six business areas: passenger business, logistics, maintenance, repair and overhaul, catering, leisure travel and international technology services. Lufthansa owes its origins to "Deutsche Luft Hansa Aktiengesellschaft" (renamed "Lufthansa" in 1933), which was formed from a merger between "Deutsche Aero Lloyd" (DAL) and "Junkers Luftverkehr" on January 6, 1926. Its crane logo, still in use today, was designed by "Deutsche Luft-Reederei" in 1919, for DAL, using the blue-and-yellow house colors from Junkers. It commenced scheduled flights on April 6, 1926, with a fleet of 162 aircraft, of 18 different types. Today Lufthansa, Air Canada, SAS, Thai Airways und United Airlines create the "Star Alliance," the world's first multilateral airline grouping, later to be joined by other carriers.

Lufthansa to launch Flights to Busan in South Korea

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With the beginning of the summer timetable 2007, Lufthansa will offer a new direct connection from Munich to Busan, South Korea’s most important port. Starting 27 March 2007 an Airbus A340-300 will then link three times a week Munich with Seoul, South Korea’s capital and biggest city, and on an ongoing flight with Busan.

With about 3.7 million inhabitants, Busan is South Korea’s second-largest city and an important trade centre. The busy natural port in the Southeast of the country ranks fifth among the world’s maritime container transhipment centres. In Ulsan, only about 70 kilometres away, Hyundai, an internationally-operating automobile manufacturer, has its most important production site. Shipbuilding and the software industry are also strongly represented in the region as the world biggest shipyard is located in this area. In 2002, Busan was the venue of the Asian Games, as well as the FIFA World Cup and is bidding to host the Olympic Games in 2020. Besides many conferences and conventions, the city annually organizes the Busan International Film Festival and an automobile trade show.