Lufthansa will continue to densify its network in the summer of 2023 by adding seven destinations in Europe from its Frankfurt and Munich. In total, the German airline will be offering more than 205 destinations worldwide, almost as many as before the coronavirus pandemic. With 5,200 weekly frequenciesthe number of connections from Frankfurt and Munich will reach up to 87% from its pre-Covid crisis level.
New arrivals from Frankfurt
Lufthansa will be strengthening its presence in the UK with two daily flights from its main hub to London Gatwick and four weekly flights to Belfast. The...
Lufthansa will continue to densify its network in the summer of 2023 by adding seven destinations in Europe from its Frankfurt and Munich. In total, the German airline will be offering more than 205 destinations worldwide, almost as many as before the coronavirus pandemic. With 5,200 weekly frequenciesthe number of connections from Frankfurt and Munich will reach up to 87% from its pre-Covid crisis level.
New arrivals from Frankfurt
Lufthansa will be strengthening its presence in the UK with two daily flights from its main hub to London Gatwick and four weekly flights to Belfast. The carrier will thus serve a total of 11 destinations in the UK from 23 April. On the same date, Lufthansa will also be offering up to two daily flights to Skopje, the capital of northern Macedonia. Oviedo in Asturias will also be linked to Frankfurt by three weekly flights. Last but not least, from 29 April, Lufthansa will be landing for the first time at Biarritz airportwith a weekly flight every Saturday.
New departures from Munich
From 25 April, Bordeaux will benefit from three weekly frequencies to Munichwhich will complement Lufthansa's existing flight to Frankfurt. Also in Munich, the carrier will be offering a flight every Saturday to Oviedo as well as a daily service to Rzeszów in south-east Poland. The city of more than 200,000 inhabitants is on the doorstep of Ukraine, in particular...
And finally.., Lufthansa to boost intercontinental services from Munich. From next summer, the airline will be operating flights to Osaka-Kansai (2 May) and Mexico (June 2). The two cities will each enjoy three weekly flights to the Bavarian metropolis in a brand new Airbus A350.
