<h1>Airline group to cut about 4,000 jobs by 2030 amid AI, digitalisation and consolidation while adding 230+ aircraft</h1> An international airline group plans to cut about 4,000 jobs by 2030, largely in administrative roles and mainly in Germany, attributing reductions to digitalisation, artificial intelligence and consolidation of functions across its member carriers to eliminate duplicated work. The carrier expects efficiencies from deeper integration and technology adoption to boost profitability by decade's end while pursuing a major fleet renewal-adding over 230 aircraft, including roughly 100 long-haul jets-amid strong travel demand and constrained supply. The group reported roughly 100,000 employees and multibillion-euro annual revenue in its recent investor presentation.