Lufthansa has dropped its bid for Air Europa, while Turkish Airlines remains the only known bidder after Air France-KLM pulled out.
Delia Niculescu
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Lufthansa has decided not to continue negotiations for a stake in Air Europa, a week after Air France-KLM pulled out. Turkish Airlines is now the only known bidder. IAG, the owner of British Airways, owns 20% of Air Europa, but has not won approval for a full takeover. Negotiations have been difficult, and unnamed sources suggest the process is facing delays because of internal disagreements and fears over the structure of the deal.
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