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Aurelia Dracica

But I do like this insight into the origin of the two words, it is fascinating!

reply06 / 28 / 2011
Aurelia Dracica

So you can also think of Lufthansa as being an "Air Association" or Air Organization or something like that.

reply06 / 28 / 2011
Aurelia Dracica

This explanation is a very interesting one. But the wikipedia one also makes sense, if you think that the Hanseatic League was THE most powerful association of traders and merchants in the Middle Ages. So it's not a Hanseatic tribe, but the Hanseatic League. They controlled trade in Europe for more than 200 years and they were German traders from Lubeck, Hamburg, Bremen and other German cities.

reply06 / 28 / 2011
deleted_fbuser_1318418701

it seem wikipedia doesnt like it to be "air swan" it has been changed back

reply03 / 19 / 2011
deleted_fbuser_1292488440

Doesn't 'Luft' mean 'air' in German?

reply12 / 07 / 2010
bhuvanesvar

This is just one example of how truth is distorted by ignorance and spread to be truth. To seek truth as truth is the greatest achievement of humanity.

reply05 / 09 / 2010
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