The Lufthansa Supervisory Board is meeting for an unscheduled special meeting. The background to this is that the group will cancel further flights in July and August 2022 and, according to Handelsblatt, employee representatives are of the opinion that the Executive Board did not adequately inform the Supervisory Board about the full extent of the flight chaos. In the meantime, Lufthansa has severely restricted the sale of flight tickets. Across the route network, the cheapest fare classes have been "zeroed out", i.e. taken off sale. Intensive work is currently being carried out to rebook passengers affected by cancellations onto other connections. According to the current information, this process is expected to last until July 6, 2022. The booking system will then be reopened as normal. The current sales restrictions primarily affect short- and medium-haul destinations and destinations within Germany. Tickets are only available in the most expensive booking classes. Lufthansa wants to keep "space" free for passengers who have to be rebooked due to further upcoming cancellations. The entire calendar month of July 2022 and partly also August 2022 are affected. It is already certain that Lufthansa will not be able to operate at least 3.000 flights in these two months. In view of the current sales restrictions, it can be assumed that this will be extended. It is expected that around 2022 more flights could be cancelled before the cheaper fare classes are released for the period up to and including September 5.000. The group of companies intends to comment on this in the next few days and communicate the full extent for the time being.