Enlarge image Lufthansa machines (archive image) Photo: CHRISTOF STACHE / AFP An incident at Frankfurt Airport is now occupying the top management of Lufthansa – and politics. The airline has apologized for not allowing a large number of Orthodox Jews to fly from Frankfurt to Budapest last week. "Lufthansa expressly apologizes to the guests," said the airline in a tweet published on Tuesday. "The events are not in line with our values," the company continued. Hesse's anti-Semitism commissioner Uwe Becker asked the top management to take a stand. The incident happened last Wednesday (May 4) in Frankfurt am Main. This...