The amount of the expected restructuring costs will depend on the negotiations with trade unions The German airline said it had liquidity of 10.1 billion euros available BERLIN: Lufthansa on Thursday said it booked a net loss of 2 billion euros ($2.35 billion) in the third quarter due to the pandemic-related slump in traveling and announced further restructuring measures would weigh on fourth-quarter figures. The amount of the expected restructuring costs will depend on the negotiations with trade unions, the group said. The German airline, which secured a 9 billion euro state bailout in June, said it had liquidity of 10.1 billion euros available. Third-quarter sales fell to 2.7 billion euros from 10.1 billion euros in the previous year’s period.