Frankfurt — German airline Lufthansa won shareholder approval for a €9bn bailout from the government, securing the survival of Europe’s largest airline after weeks of drama over the rescue package.

About 98% of the airline’s shareholders at a special meeting on Thursday voted to approve the plan, according to chair Karl-Ludwig Kley...

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