it's a beat in terms of second-quarter revenue for lufthansa.will look at the load factor and their outlook for the rest of the year. we know the prices and supply chains have been a challenge for this airline, of course, as well. adjusted earnings in the second quarter coming in slightly below the estimates, 686 million euros. estimates had been for a little over 705. on the top line, second-quarter revenue, a modest be coming through from luka doncic -- a modest beat coming through from lufthansa. it's a major day for these global central banks with the bank of japan in the spotlight. a hawkish move coming through from the boj, raising interest rates and detailing its plans to cut bond buying. interestingly, as well, adjusting the language around forward guidance, suggesting further interest-rate hikes could be in the cards for this boj if the data aligns with what they are saying. european futures pointing to gains with 0.1%. we look ahead to the federal reserve, the next central bank to make a decision, and expectations and questions as to i

lufthansa have done that, for example. at the other end of the market to see if they can maintain revenues with less capacity. but sometimes airlines become hostages to capacity and the number of aircraft they have, you know, they've got to operate them. if they've got too much capacity, then the margins can erode very quickly. let's stay with aviation because bosses from the world's top airlines and aircraft makers are gathered in farnborough just outside london for the annual air show. there is massive pressure on the industry to clean up its act as part of the drive to net zero. electric and hydrogen planes are both a long way off, so the industry is focusing its hopes on so—called "sustainable aviation fuels", made from waste or renewables. our business correspondent theo leggett reports from the air show. we do test different types ofjet fuel, including sustainable aviation fuels and safs. at the university of sheffield, researcher ehab ahmad is preparing to fire up a smalljet engine. it's being used to test new aviat

affected and i'm looking here at cancellations for example on euro wings which is the budget version of lufthansaey have cancelled flights from stuttgart to heathrow, then you are going to be badly affected and i'm afraid i am looking at luton airport cancellations here and we have already seen the wizz air to athens and to warsaw, those have been cancelled and really important flights at the start of the summer holidays and we could sadly see some later because of course all the airlines are working at full stretch and that is very little slack in the system. i5 at full stretch and that is very little slack in the system. is so frustrating _ little slack in the system. is so frustrating for _ little slack in the system. is so frustrating for all _ little slack in the system. is so frustrating for all of _ little slack in the system. is so frustrating for all of those - frustrating for all of those travellers and josh was saying that his name was ticked off a list, paper and pens in the age of ai, incredible. paper and pens in the age of ai, incredible-— paper and pens in the age of ai, incredibl

lufthansa, airlines and jet star japan reported possible restrictions on access to the profile in bookinggest train operator in britain, govia, reported train delays. in addition, there are problems with the london stock exchange. microsoft said that services are being restored and continues to take stabilization measures. next on our air is the author's program besagon tv. how the story with the federal project, the improvement of the volga plays into the hands of russia’s enemies. these. nikita mikhalkov raises many other questions in the new issue. dear friends, i welcome you to our next episode of our author’s program besagon tv. well, first of all , as usual, i want to report that our previous program on channel russia 1, on channel russia 24, on social networks, vkontakte, telegram, odnoklassniki, zen, rutube and so on, looked more than one. several of my interlocutors claim that it was mikhalkov who brought the most effective complaint against berkovich to the top. in the old days, putin attended besagon’s name days, he had the opportunity to personally convey a petition for friend

several international airlines including air france, lufthansa and turkish airlines have canceled their flights to beirot also. tensions between israel and lebanon's hezbunah movement further escalated after several rockets hit the israeli occupied golland region killing at least 12 people. israeli authorities immediately blamed hezbollah for the attack and said that they would respond firmly. hasbullah however has denied any involvement. in the attack. netanyahu's visit to majo shamps has been met with a harsh welcome by drew's families who lost their children in a projectile attack on the israeli occupied area. angry protesters uh welcome the israeli prime minister by chanting you. are the murderer and asking him to leave. earlier in the day, people tried to prevent netanyahu's visit to the area calling him a criminal fascist. israeli prime minister has visited the soccer field in majd shams were projectile killed 12 children on saturday. the visit was not covered by the media until he left town. netanyahu was accompanied by officials including shinbet director ronan barre and m milit

several international airlines and including air france, lufthansa and turkish air airlines have cancelled their flights to beirot. tensions between israel and lebanon's hesbollah movement further escalated after several rockets hit the israeli occupy goland region, killing at least 12 people. israeli authorities immediately blamed hezbollah for the attack and said that they would respond firmly. hezbulah however has denied any involvement in that attack. we're gonna cross over to beirot now, joined by press tvs mariam salah, well mariam, thanks so much for being with us, well fill us in on the situation, now let's start from uh what we're hearing about the various countries and warning their nationals about not traveling to lebanon. well, actually this warning has been issued since the beginning of the confrontations uh with the continuous israeli threats against lebanon, and uh despite that we used to see we had lot of uh movement, very normal activity at the beirot airport, at the port of beirot and the tripoly airport as well, and so... that it didn't really have that impact, but now w

several international airlines, including air france and lufthansa, have suspended flights to the capital strike on majdal shams. our correspondent mark lowen is injerusalem with the latest. the region is braced forjust how israel will respond to that rocket attack on saturday that killed 12 young people golan heights. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, was up at that site today, and he warned that there would be a harsh response. there's pressure on israel to respond, both from of the coalition government here, but also from israelis up at the border with lebanon, who want to neutralise the threat from hezbollah once and for all. but also, there is an awareness of just how serious the situation is — and indications, reports and some media outlets that israel intends to respond, but perhaps falling short of leading the region into all—out war. there's been a flurry of international activity, diplomatic pressure both on israel and on lebanon, parting messages from washington, from paris, from london and elsewhere warning, calling for restraint, and warning these actors to be meas

are suspending flights to the lebanese, kept the veiled off of the rise and regional attentions. lufthansa spokesperson said it would not presume services to the destination until off the 5th of august. us media as a north carolina governor roy cooper has been drawn from being a possible running nation for the likes, the democratic presidential candidate, tomlin harris. the to have worked together for many years, but it's hold who wants to focus on state level politics. germany is going to do some cool. what is expected to strike down. some of the governments planned intellect, total reforms. the changes are aimed at reducing the size of solomon chargers are likely to rule against the measure which king does small appliances or the european union has criticize the use of excessive force against the student protest as in bundle dish demonstrations against unpopular code to us for civil service jobs were met with forced by police more than a 150 people by killed and thousands of fathers detained. the dublin has spoken to a mother whose son was killed in the violence in morning. this mother h

large—scale israeli retaliation in lebanon grow, several international airlines, including air france and lufthansabeirut. while, countries including germany, britain and the netherlands are calling on their citizens to leave lebanon urgently. 0ur correspondent mark lowen has more from jerusalem. the region is braced forjust how israel will respond to that rocket attack on saturday that killed 12 young people playing football up in the israeli—occupied golan heights. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, was up at that site today, and he warned that there would be a harsh response. there's pressure on israel to respond, both from of the coalition government here, but also from israelis up at the border with lebanon, who want to neutralise the threat from hezbollah once and for all. but also, there is an awareness of just how serious the situation is — and indications, reports and some media outlets that israel intends to respond, but perhaps falling short of leading the region into all—out war. there's been a flurry of international activity, diplomatic pressure both on israel and on lebanon

large—scale israeli retaliation in lebanon grow, several international airlines, including air france and lufthansantries including germany, britain and the netherlands are calling on their citizens to leave lebanon urgently. joining me live is gadeer kamal—mreeh. she's a former member of the knesset and currently the senior envoy to thejewish agency for israel. she is also a member of the druze community. 12 young people were killed in this strike. what have you been hearing from the druze community in majdal shams? how would they like israel to respond? good evening and thank you for having me and i send my sincere condolences to all of the druze brothers and sisters in the and all of the middle east who have been facing this massive tragedy since saturday and it's hard to imagine and it's hard to absorb, a tiny peaceful country in the north, losing i2 country in the north, losing 12 children, 12 young kids when they were playing soccer is something it is hard to imagine in this tiny peaceful community. and seeing macro his brother were aiming at this tiny community knowing there is no military b

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we'll talk more about lufthansa today and their guidance, which got absolutely slashed.we see this as an oversold bounce, not a rotation." >> it's the flipside of what we talk about every day, which is the narrowness of the market rally. some stunning statistics. 87% of s&p members outperform the s&p 500 yesterday, because the index moves based off of big tech. david rosenberg had this stat. $600 billion of market value wiped out from the magnificent seven yesterday, and then everyone -- a rotational move is not the same as a broadening out move, according to matt mayly of miller tabek, and how do we read into that? what is it going to mean for the averages, and the pain out there, despite the fact that everybody's been rooting for small caps? >> the mag seven has added some $2 trillion, some incredible number in market cap and that has sucked the liquidity out of the rest of the market, essentially. >>> when we come back, tesla's 11-day win streak comes to an end. stock is slapped with a sell rating over at ubs today. we'll talk about this reported delay in the robotaxi

lufthansa off 7%. easyjet is trending lower to the tune of 6.5%.et's get some instant perspective and analysis on this with phil lebeau from the farnborough air show. phil, it seems as they we are really seeing pricing pressures not just in your neck of the world, but also here in europe. >> reporter: that's exactly what's happening. because of that, because you had so much capacity brought into the system in terms of the number of basic economy seats in europe and north america, fares have become depressed. look at what happened with revenue per passenger down 10% last quarter for ryanair. that's a direct reflection of fares that are down 15%. it doesn't matter that you've got an increase in the number of people who are flying. when you are dropping that much in terms of your fares and your revenue, you can keep adding as much as you want in terms of demand out there. it will just not make up for the losses that you're seeing in terms of pricing. that's going to be an issue that ryanair will would be grappling with this summer and maybe some time

the german airline lufthansa said it has been only slightly affected.nced pain issues and there have been issues publishing news announcements on the stock exchange. many other things that have been happening. thatjust the pleasure of what is happening here in the uk and around the world. —— a flash. ii what is happening here in the uk and around the world. —— a flash. if you around the world. -- a flash. if you are “ust around the world. -- a flash. if you are iustioining _ around the world. -- a flash. if you arejust joining us. _ around the world. -- a flash. if you arejust joining us. let _ around the world. -- a flash. if you arejust joining us. let me - around the world. -- a flash. if you arejust joining us. let me recap. around the world. -- a flash. if you arejust joining us. let me recap on arejustjoining us. let me recap on what we know. there is a major it outage that has been affecting a number of industries around the world. airlines, banks, mobile phone operators, tv channels and also hospitals and health services. it is, microsoft have i

sing with lufthansa and other airlines around the globe to this are continuing to break right now. >>coming in to microsoft cloud services have been restored after suffering a outage big events from the company what they just said it. also statements from united and american. a third party outages everythin to make this back computers resist -- comp computer service worldwide. we are holding all aircraft at their departure airports and fights are consenting to their destination to fairborn. i don't remember if the at&t outage that took place in november, everybody was worried about a cyber attack. and the company came out and said that as is not what happe because for a. are we hearing anything about that during this outage, just not right now. i don't want to panic anyone, it is 4:13h and time in the morning but i hope we will see something soon for the swords that the fbi and som cyber agencies to get an idea o what's going on. it is notable this that i can, australia, netherlands, uk, scotland, all the way over through the united states. >> if the good news is that if this here in

destinations a brief look at what we're seeing in the stock market at this stage for some of the airlines lufthansan 2%. airline france and klm down 2.3% easyjet is a company we reached out to early this morning. we haven't heard from hthem as f yet. down 1%. we are seeing significant amounts of pressure on airlines as we try to put together what this all means also for this sector in particular the safety of passengers, too. >> at one point, 1.6 million seats this weekend that is the amount of volume we're talking about over what is one of the busiest weekends of travel so far this year for the uk the good news is you can get to the airport because we have been checking on the travel services there and rail services. they seem to be working. maybe not the taxi services. our guest earlier had issues with the taxi services. >> absolutely. >> even getting to the airport at this stage is worth checking before you leave your house and how you get to the airport we are not seeing significant issues there, but also worth checking, naturally. >> arjun, you want to bring us up to date on crowdstrike? you h

. >> among some of their favorite photos, there was a lufthansa 747 eight that diverted here last year. >> most impressive photos i've taken i got a photo of virgin atlantic landing with downtown tampa in the background. >> it's a it's a really cool shot. i got photos of air force one. not often that you get to see a vip aircraft like air force one landing. >> plane spotting has given them an opportunity to connect through a shared love of flight. >> unique way to make friends and do friends all around the country or all all around the world. >> democrats taking sides. the new names calling for president biden to drop out of the race, including a big time hollywood supporter of biden. >> also, there's a new group of voters, the so-called double haters. we'll explain who they are and why. some political experts say they believe this is a key group of voters who could swing the election, an accident or a crime. >> that's the question facing the jury in the alec baldwin trial, what both sides told jurors today in opening statements ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order

across lebanon or more intense than i've seen in quite some time we've seen, for instance, that lufthansa, the german airline, has canceled all flights to lebanon until 5 august. in air france has suspending flights of her today and tomorrow into beirut now but what we've seen on the ground actually has been pretty much within the boundaries of the routine. now, there was an israeli drone double drone strike in the south killed at least two people wounding three, including a one child on his bunk hello. has conceded that one of their fighters was killed today, but didn't go into the details of whether he was part of that. he was a victim of dead israeli the drone attack. but certainly what we're seeing is that rising concern at this time we are getting very close to what could possibly deteriorate into much, something much more serious yesterday, we had the opportunity to speak with lebanon's caretaker foreign minister abdallah bou habib, who definitely is concerned about the possibility of a regional war you know, a lot because of conviction, but because of any attack on our country. we

but because of these a rising tensions we see that lufthansa, the german airline and air france, we've talked to, has canceled its flights until the 5 august air france is to spend its flights. today and tomorrow. now, germany and italy have advised their nationals to leave the country as soon as possible the u.s. assistant secretary of state for consular affairs is apparently in lebanon she put out a video telling people to exercise maximum vigilance and also to leave before a crisis begins. while you can still leave the country and she suggested that those who are still in lebanon be prepared to in her words, shelter in place for a long period of times are definitely the jitters are setting in now, last night we could see however, that even on a sunday evening, beirut's night live continued as normal. in fact, from our hotel balcony heard some loud explosions rushed out onto the balcony. jim looked above us and it was just fireworks. >> jim i've been called worse. >> all right. ben wedeman for us in beirut. appreciate your time this morning, ben. thank you. keep us posted. so a brand

swiss, austrian airlines, lufthansa are offering various deals from various uk airports via combinationspoland, the best gateway unfortunately, all the flights from liverpool and london stansted have sold out but you can try other airports in the country and prague is not looking bad. if i were flying out tomorrow, coming back on monday, i would look at about £300 from luton to prague and from there it is a beautiful train journey. luton to prague and from there it is a beautiful trainjourney. i guess many people will be looking at the very fares on friday morning, car and five people, £205 return, £41 each, a pretty good deal, and from dunkirk it is 515 mile drive, about ten hours a. dunkirk it is 515 mile drive, about ten hours a— dunkirk it is 515 mile drive, about ten hours a. ., ., ., , ,, ., ten hours a. you have to be keen to do all of this- _ ten hours a. you have to be keen to do all of this. what _ ten hours a. you have to be keen to do all of this. what about _ ten hours a. you have to be keen to do all of this. what about when - ten hours a. you have to be keen to do all of t

lufthansa has cut its profit output for the full year. to fill planes, resulting in struck down ticket prices weighing on profits. donald trump is looking for another win in his court cases. the former president asked a new york judge to toss out his hush money conviction in response to the supreme court's ruling that presidents have some immunity from criminal charges. they said some of the evidence used in the case should not have been. that is your brief. jonathan: thank you. more from dani burger in 30 minutes time. up next, the morning call's, plus we will catch up with ed ludlow, reporting that tesla is postponing its highly anticipated robotaxi unveiling. ♪ at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. what does a good investment and relentlessly curiosity light the way.owet asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow possible. better questions

delta, united, lufthansa, all having issues when it comes to some of their revenue with some of the demandption and the ability of these airlines to fight through what already is a difficult period? sid: this is the start of the summer travel season when the airlines make their money. this adds one more complication to account the kitty picture where airlines are starkly -- struggling to get demand and yield up and they have to deal with the outage. we will see airlines struggle to try and get operations back up and running. it will be some sort of soul-searching in terms of reliance on technology and how they can go from increasing their resilience as they go forward. dani: i can't help but wonder if the conversation will shape up to be around cost. what the cost of this is going to be. how expensive it will be for the airlines to restructure some of their i.t. systems. they still have that firepower if they want to make big changes? sid: it is early days and obviously you can't really replace your i.t. providers overnight. given that the systems are incredibly complex, you need a lot of

uh, swiss air, sorry, swiss, um, austrian airlines, lufthansa are offering various deals from varioustory here in about ten or 15 minutes. i want to turn back to bristol and bring you an update. that a manhunt is under way in bristol after two suitcases were found containing what's believed to be human remains. police were called just before midnight after a man with a suitcase was seen acting suspiciously on clifton suspension bridge. when officers arrived — less than ten minutes later — the man had left, leaving behind the case. a second suitcase was found nearby. the bbc has learned that plans to release some prisoners early in england and wales will be announced tomorrow by the government, to prevent prisons becoming full. our political correspondent harry farley has more details. principally the plan is to allow some prisoners out after 40% of their sentence. currently, prisoners with a fixed end date to their time in jail come out after 50% of that time, and then they spend the rest of it on licence under certain conditions. so that is one element among a range of emergency meas

that's the main hub for lufthansa and its subsidiary eurowings, flying into dusseldorf.ght. but i'm pretty sure that given the importance of being there by, their time, 8 pm. tonight, there will people will have found an alternative way of getting there, but yeah, pressure on flights really, really tight today and in the past hour or so ryanair has come out and said we've got air traffic control, staff shortages across europe. they say that yesterday 15% of their first wave of flights were delayed because of air traffic control slots . so it's going to be slots. so it's going to be tough. and, in particular, you know, fridays, saturdays in europe, absolute top pressure . europe, absolute top pressure. and we still don't have the resources in place to cope with all the demands. >> now, mount etna has been erupting, and threatening to do so for a bit longer. is that having an effect on flights? >> again, we saw really big problems yesterday. hundreds of flights going in and out of catania airport. now, if you know the beautiful island of sicily, this is the city at the eas

they are coming through, as you understand, we get news wires and reports from around the world, lufthansamanchester. people going off on holiday. if i were waiting at one of those airports or indeed edinburgh or anywhere else in the uk, iwould be edinburgh or anywhere else in the uk, i would be concerned about this but also worried about the flipping pressure on air traffic control, which is going to be more intense today than it has been for some years, and that could lead to delays if you are particularly flying towards greece or turkey but that is a separate issue, and if you get where you are going today and you are only a couple of hours late, well, you will have done pretty well, you will have done pretty well, and have a drink!- well, you will have done pretty well, and have a drink! thank you very much- _ well, and have a drink! thank you very much. probably _ well, and have a drink! thank you very much. probably worth - well, and have a drink! thank you i very much. probably worth stopping for a moment. just to remind people if you arejustjoining me macro about what is going on t