Lufthansa Stock: Uptrend Stable
Lufthansa’s share price has climbed steadily this year, gaining nearly 40% since January. The airline’s stock now trades close to a 52-week high, supported by strong momentum and easing tensions with its pilots.
Meanwhile, Eurowings has appointed Max Kownatzki as its new CEO, effective 1 February 2026. His arrival comes as the airline’s premium Allegris project faces ongoing delays, adding pressure to the business-class upgrade programme.
Lufthansa’s recent stock performance reflects a clear upward trend. The share price sits over 52% above its 52-week low, with technical indicators showing strength. The 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages all lie below the current price, reinforcing the positive movement. The 200-day average, in particular, remains around 16% lower than today’s level.
Market analysts point to €8.40 as a key support level, while €9.00 stands as the next resistance. A sustained break above €9.00 would confirm the 2025 recovery from a technical perspective. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 45.2 suggests no overbought conditions, leaving room for further gains. Labour relations have also improved. The pilots’ union, Vereinigung Cockpit, has ruled out immediate strikes and agreed to arbitration over pay disputes. This reduces short-term disruption risks for the airline. At Eurowings, the premium Allegris project has struggled with setbacks. The Boeing 787’s upgraded business-class section remains grounded longer than expected, delaying the programme’s rollout. Newly appointed CEO Max Kownatzki has acknowledged these challenges, signalling a focus on resolving them once he takes charge next year.
Lufthansa’s stock continues its upward path, backed by strong technical signals and calmer labour negotiations. The next resistance at €9.00 will be critical in confirming the recovery’s strength.
For Eurowings, the Allegris delays present a hurdle, but Kownatzki’s leadership may bring fresh direction when he steps in as CEO in early 2026.
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