LONDON – Lufthansa has announced that its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners will operate services to five additional destinations in North America.
This comes ahead of what the German carrier believes will be a very busy Summer 2023 season.
On top of this, Lufthansa is expected to receive another two Dreamliners in the coming weeks, which will help bolster its capacity offerings.
Where Is The Lufthansa Boeing 787 Dreamliner Flying To?
Below, you can see the list of services that Lufthansa will operate its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft on:
- Frankfurt-Dallas Fort Worth – Six weekly.
- Frankfurt-Montreal – Four weekly, upgrading to daily on May 1.
- Frankfurt-Denver – Daily service.
- Frankfurt-Austin – Thrice weekly.
- Frankfurt-Detroit – Beginning February 13.
- Frankfurt-Newark – Daily service.
Lufthansa said the following on the addition of more Dreamliners:
“Currently, Lufthansa operates three Boeing 787-9s. Two additional ones will be delivered shortly. The Boeing 787-9 offers passengers a much-improved travel experience.”
“The cabin is very quiet and, depending on the time of day, is well-lit by an innovative lighting system.”
“The higher entrance area gives a pleasant feeling of more space, and the large windows offer the opportunity for better viewing or can be dimmed at the touch of a button.”
“Business Class guests enjoy improved seating with, among other things, direct aisle access.”
5,200 Weekly Flights in Summer 2023…
Lufthansa is starting in the summer of 2023 with new European destinations from Frankfurt and Munich. The airline will service more than 205 destinations worldwide, almost as many as before the Corona pandemic.
The number of connections from Frankfurt and Munich will reach 5,200 weekly flight frequencies – up to 87 percent of the pre-pandemic level.
News From Frankfurt With Lufthansa…
Lufthansa flies to the Northern Irish capital Belfast four times a week with flight number LH1528, linking the region with Lufthansa’s large network.
Twice a day, the airline flies to London-Gatwick, located in the south of London, with flight numbers LH1520 and LH1522. It is the third airport in London that Lufthansa offers in its flight schedule.
The airline is therefore assuring its participation in the growth potential of the Greater London area. With Belfast and Gatwick, Lufthansa will connect eleven destinations in Great Britain and Northern Ireland from 23 April.
Asturias, situated on Spain’s Atlantic coast, is also new to the flight schedule. The capital Oviedo and the largest city in Asturias, Gijon, can be reached easily from here.
Lufthansa offers the connection three times a week with flight number LH1552. Oviedo is an ideal starting point for tourist trips to the north of Spain.
In addition, Lufthansa is offering Skopje for the first time from 23 April and will connect the capital of northern Macedonia up to two twice a day.
The flights with flight numbers LH1540 and LH1542 are scheduled to be attractive for both business travelers and tourists. Lufthansa is strengthening its position in Eastern Europe by adding Skopje.
Also new is Biarritz in France, which will be on the flight schedule for the first time from 29 April. LH1550 will then fly to the elegant seaside resort on the Atlantic coast every Saturday.
News from Munich…
Lufthansa will also start flights from Munich to the region of Asturias. LH1792 flies to the north of Spain every Saturday. Also new is Bordeaux (France), known for its world-famous wine region. The flight departs three times a week from 25 April.
Rzeszów is back in the Munich flight schedule as well. The city in south-eastern Poland will be connected daily with the southern hub from 23 April with flight number LH1604.
Next summer, Osaka and Mexico City will again be on the flight schedule from Munich. Lufthansa will be offering Osaka (Japan) from 2 May with LH742 three times a week.
From 2 June, LH520 will take off three times a week to the Mexican capital. The state-of-the-art, fuel-efficient Airbus A350 will be used for both destinations.
What remains clear is that this appears to be a very exciting year for Lufthansa, especially as post-pandemic recovery continues.
