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Balance

Key data on sustainability at Lufthansa

Issue 2006

Company/Social responsibility/Environment/Corporate citizenship p http://responsibility.lufthansa.com al Balance - Key data on sustainability at Lufthansa Issue 2006 al

The Aviation Group

Lufthansa is a member of or represented in:

An aerial view of the roof of the new Lufthansa Aviation Center (LAC) at Frankfurt Airport. This future-oriented office building, where an initial

1,800 employees will enjoy leading-edge working conditions, repre-

sents a healthy balance between economic and ecological require- ments. As a "low-energy building," it is expected to consume only a third of the energy needed for conventional office buildings. Photo taken in March 2006.Specific fuel consumption by type of aircraft

Lufthansa Group fleet (active fleet in 2005)

in passenger transport in liters/100 passenger kilometers in freight transport in grams/freight ton kilometer

CLHCRJ2008.83

DLACRJ20010.62

EWGCRJ2009.76

CLHCRJ7007.62

DLAATR42-5008.91

DLAATR72-5006.98

CLHAvro RJ859.59

KISATR42-5009.89

EWGATR72-200/5006.09

KISATR72-5006.01

EWGBAe 146-20012.76

DLABAe 146-3009.19

EWGBAe 146-30012.15

AUBDHC8-3007.80

AUBDHC8-4007.34

Regional8.82 l/100 pkm

CIBA320-2003.18

DLHA320-2005.59

TCWA320-2003.09

DLHA321-1004.81

TCXA320-2002.94

DLHA321-2004.61

DLHB 737-3007.57

DLHA319-1006.40

DLHA300-6004.94

DLHB 737-5008.56

CFGB 757-2003.26

TCXB 757-2003.06

TCXB 757-3002.78

CFGB 757-3003.28

Continental4.44 l/100 pkm

GECMD-11F174

DLHA330-2004.40

TCXA330-2002.77

DLHA330-3004.10

DLHA340-3004.02

DLHA340-600

4.21

DLHB 747-4004.27

CFGB 767-300ER

3.48

Intercontinental4.08 l/100 pkm

Total average4.39 l/100 pkm

Margins below the noise limits of ICAO Chapter 3*

Lufthansa Group fleet (active fleet on 31.12.2005) in EPNdB

AUB = Augsburg Airways

CFG = Condor Flugdienst

CIB = Condor Berlin

CLH = Lufthansa CityLine

DLA = Air Dolomiti

DLH = Lufthansa Passenger Airline

EWG = Eurowings

GEC = Lufthansa Cargo

GWI = Germanwings

KIS = Contact Air

TCW = Thomas Cook Belgium

TCX = Thomas Cook UK

Regional

CLHCRJ200

Ð 28.0

EWGCRJ200Ð 28.9

CLHCRJ700Ð 16.3

DLAATR42-500Ð 31.4

KISATR42-500Ð 31.3

DLAATR72-500Ð 25.9

KISATR72-500Ð 25.9

CLHAvro RJ85Ð 17.1

EWGBAe 146-200Ð 17.8

DLABAe 146-300Ð 17.9

EWGBAe 146-300Ð 17.9

AUBDHC8-300Ð 21.2

AUBDHC8-400Ð 24.1

Continental

GWIA319-100

Ð 14.1

DLHA319-100Ð 14.1

CIBA320-200Ð 10.4

DLHA320-200Ð 10.2

GWIA320-200Ð 11.5

TCWA320-200Ð 13.6

TCXA320-200Ð 13.6

DLHA321-100Ð 15.0

DLHA321-200Ð 13.3

DLHA300-600Ð 11.4

DLHB 737-300Ð 10.3

DLHB 737-500Ð 10.8

CFGB 757-200Ð 12.9

CFGB 757-300Ð 17.3

TCXB 757-300

Ð 21.5TCXB 757-200

Ð 17.3

Intercontinental

CFGB 767-300ER

Ð 9.4

DLHA330-200Ð 13.9TCXA330-200

Ð 18.7

DLHA330-300

Ð 18.9

DLHA340-300

Ð 21.1

DLHA340-600

Ð 24.3

DLHB 747-400

Ð 12.7

GECMD-11F

Ð 13.4

*New limits according to ICAO Chapter 4, binding from 2006 for new aircraft:

Ð10.0 EPNdB compared with Chapter 3

Fleet overview: Noise and fuel consumptioniv

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Contact partners

Environment

Environmental Concepts

Dr. Karlheinz Haag

Head, Group Environmental Concepts

Telephone: +49 (0)69/696-949 74

karlheinz.haag@dlh.de

Jan-Ole Jacobs

Environmental Management

Telephone: +49 (0)69/696-269 34

ole.jacobs@dlh.de

Dr. Gerd Saueressig

Noise Research

Telephone: +49 (0)69/696-908 90

gerd.saueressig@dlh.de

Dr. Andreas Waibel

Emissions/Climate

Telephone: +49 (0)69/696-938 16

andreas.waibel@dlh.de

Jürgen Briese

Cosmic Radiation

Telephone: +49 (0)69/696-939 64

juergen.briese@dlh.de

Environmental Sponsorship Program

Lutz Laemmerhold

Telephone: +49 (0)69/696-63 51

lutz.laemmerhold@dlh.de

Environmental Communications

Stefan Schaffrath

Telephone: +49 (0)69/696-949 69

stefan.schaffrath@dlh.de 1

Source: Lufthansa Annual Report 2005.

2 Some deviations from the previous year"s report due to more recently available data. 3

The data presented in Balance 2006 are based on these companies: Lufthansa Passenger Airlines (including

Lufthansa Regional: Lufthansa CityLine, Air Dolomiti, Eurowings, Contact Air, Augsburg Airways), Lufthansa

Cargo, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, Condor Berlin GmbH, Thomas Cook Airlines UK and Thomas Cook Air- lines Belgium. 4 Please see also the overview "Group fleet" on page 27.

Size of active fleet (on December 31, 2005)

4

Number of flights

Passengers carried

Freight carried

Seat kilometers offered, SKO

Freight ton kilometers offered, FTKO

Ton kilometers offered, TKO

Passenger kilometers transported, PKT

Freight ton kilometers transported

(incl. third-party performance), FTKT

Ton kilometers transported, TKT

tons million pkm million tkm million tkm million pkm million tkm million tkm 489

714,775

65,344,048

1,735,771

187,284

11,217

29,520

155,192

7,053

22,368454

706,089

65,268,016

1,752,900

181,753

11,263

28,987

150,100

7,399

22,209 + 35

+ 1.2 % + 0.1 % - 1.0 % + 3.0 % - 0.4 % + 1.8 % + 3.4 % - 4.7 % + 0.7 %

Transport performance data

2, 3

2005 2004 Change

Resource consumption

Fuel consumption

Fuel consumption, specific, passenger transport

Fuel consumption, specific, freight transport

Emissions

Carbon dioxide emissions

Carbon dioxide emissions, specific, passenger transport

Nitric oxide emissions

Nitric oxide emissions, specific, passenger transport

Carbon monoxide emissions

Carbon monoxide emissions, specific, passenger transport

Unburned hydrocarbons

Unburned hydrocarbons, specific, passenger transport tons l/100 pkm g/tkm tons kg/100 pkm tons g/100 pkm tons g/100 pkmquotesdbs_dbs7.pdfusesText_13