Swiss Crews Refuse to Mention Lufthansa in Onboard Announcements
Swiss International Air Lines cabin crews are refusing to mention the Lufthansa Group in their onboard announcements, a protest against the German parent company's influence. The crews have adopted the term "Swisshansa" to highlight the perceived loss of Swiss identity. This action reflects ongoing tensions since Lufthansa's acquisition of Swiss in 2005.
Key facts
- Swiss cabin crews refuse to mention Lufthansa Group in announcements.
- The term 'Swisshansa' is used by crews to protest.
- Lufthansa acquired Swiss in 2005.
- The protest highlights tensions over Swiss identity.
Entities
Institutions
- Swiss International Air Lines
- Lufthansa Group
Locations
- Switzerland
- Germany