German State Denies Insurance
German Finance Minister Hans Eichel has told the country's biggest airline, Lufthansa, that the government would not cover third-party liability in excess of Lufthansa's current $2 billion private insurance coverage in case of a terrorist attack with one of its aircraft. Eichel stated in a letter to...
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