TUI fly (Germany) (X3, Hannover) will acquire a further six aircraft should it successfully complete its cost cutting programme "Max Thrust". According to the Süddeutsche Zeitung, the airline's parent, German travel and tourism group TUI AG, aims to make savings of EUR65million (USD88.9million) by reducing the airline's staff overheads as well as cutting passenger perks which include newspapers, inflight entertainment and blankets. In addition, the airline plans to section off its cabin into three different classes from May. The resultant savings will reportedly allow the carrier to acquire four new medium-haul aircraft and two long-haul jets. TUIfly flies to destinations in Europe, Africa, and Asia using a fleet of seven B737-700s and twenty-six B737-800s.