Germany's flagship airline Lufthansa has made a significant decision due to rising costs.

CEO Carsten Spohr announced that approximately 100 domestic flights will be removed from the upcoming summer schedule. This will lead to major changes in domestic flights.

The German aviation giant is preparing for a major restructuring plan to reduce costs, which may involve laying off nearly 3,000 employees.

High taxes and fees are among the main factors affecting Lufthansa's domestic flights. This situation may also impact other airlines.

Experts suggest that Lufthansa's move is not only an internal measure but could also serve as an example for other major airlines in Europe.