This richly illustrated volume presents the first comprehensive account of Lufthansas one-hundred-year historyfrom its pioneering beginnings in 1926 and its role during the National Socialist era to its postwar recovery and rise as a global player in aviation.
Based on newly accessed sources and materials from the companys archives, this work offers a compelling narrative of Lufthansas developmentset against the backdrop of Germanys turbulent twentieth century. Political, economic, and technological contexts are explored alongside the companys evolving brand identity, characterized by consistently innovative design.
The book provides insight into landmark aircraft, key developments in engineering and global reach, and the day-to-day operations that shaped the airlines direction. With rare photographs, vintage advertising material and internal documents, this volume combines historical insight with visual richness. Special production features such as fold-out pages further enhance the reading experience.
A must-have for aviation enthusiasts, design lovers, and all those interested in the history of aviation.
