A taxi in Munich. The photo is of AirlineGeeks.
It has been an exciting year for the airline with the return of its famous quad-jets, as well as exciting services to popular destinations each season and not forgetting all the financial aid it received.
The Star Alliance member launched its summer flight schedule in the year 2022, which included an expanded network of brand-new destinations from Germany, as well as increases in frequencies and flight times.
There are services from Munich.
From one of its major hubs in Germany, the airline will be flying non-stop to Rio de Janeiro and San Diego. The airline will resume its nonstop service from Munich to Bangkok.
On March 27th, these flights will be operated on the most modern and economical long-haul aircraft in the Lufthansa Group, the A350-900, which is due to be expanded from 17 to 21 aircraft.
The Eurowings Discover subsidiary will be taking off from Munich as it connects with popular summer destinations such as Cancn, Mexico and Las Vegas.
The operations of Frankfurt.
The first service from continental Europe in 20 years will be offered by the airline when it adds a non-stop flight to St. Louis, Mo.
Eurowings Discover will fly to five destinations, including Anchorage, Alaska; Fort Myers, Fla.; Las Vegas and Salt Lake City; and a sixth in Florida. The carrier will also fly to other Canadian cities.
In order to accommodate fans for the Soccer World Cup in 2022, Lufthansa will be offering 25 special fan flights from Frankfurt to Doha from November 14 and December 19th. Excited fans can start booking these flights from December 16, 2021.
Europe has a network.
The number of flights will get close to the level of 5000 weekly flights in the year 2019, thanks to the plan to connect outside of Europe.
The German carrier will be offering six new services from Munich, including the island of Menorca in Spain, Billund,Denmark and Bergen, Norway. Air Dolomiti will fly to Italy in April.
The vacation airline Eurowings Discover is taking over from the main brand of the airline, which will include 22 destinations, including the Canary Islands, Turkey and twelve Greek islands.
The airline will fly to Rennes, Norway, and Stavanger, France. The airline will be the first global network airline in the United Kingdom to offer non-stop flights to over 160 destinations.
With a new variant of travel spirits coming to an end, it would seem that Lufthansa is prepared for a brighter future.
Charlotte had a dream of working alongside the big birds one day. She went on to get her degree in Aviation Management and is currently working on her degree in Aviation Business in Administration. She can be found at the airport spotting her aircraft for long hours. The Queen of the Skies is Charlotte's favorite aircraft.
