by Lufthansa Flyer | Feb 22, 2017 | A350, Airbus, Featured, Lufthansa, Munich |
Lufthansa is set to take delivery of their second A350 this Friday, February 24.
D-AIXB is set to arrive in Munich at 11:00a at which point it will be turned over to Lufthansa Technik who will install the Premium Economy cabin as well as take care of a few minor LH customizations.
D-AIXA takes to the skies from Munich
Once that work is complete, the aircraft will be available for more crew certification flights over the next 3 weeks before entering revenue service. According to LH’s schedule, that means that D-AIXB will fly to Boston on March 14.
This marks the second of Lufthansa’s initial 10 A350s that will be stationed in Munich. Ultimately 25 A350s will join the fleet and will be stationed between Frankfurt and Munich.
Related:
Plane Spotting the A350
Lufthansa Unveils a New Economy Cabin With The A350
Lufthansa announces A350 Launch Date To Boston
by Lufthansa Flyer | Feb 19, 2017 | Avgeek, Featured, Lufthansa, Munich, Plane Spotting |
Part III continues with more of my favorites from Munich. Having a week in and around the airport gave me the opportunity to get some decent shots on film. More coming soon……
In case you missed the previous posts:
Plane Spotting Munich: Part I
Plane Spotting Munich: Part II
United’s N663UA taxis to runway and heads to Newark…..
Air Berlin’s ‘Fan Force One’
Speedbird’s G-MIDS A320
Next stop Warsaw aboard LO’s Embraer 175…..the 600th E-jet made by Embraer
AB’s D-ABZK carries a unique ‘Test’ Livery for different laminate material.
Lufthansa’ A319 displaying her reverse thrust……
Perfect light for this A320…..
Lufthansa’s ‘KB’ A330 carries the special Shark Skin test patches
Qatar’s 777 waits enter the runway…..
Russia’s S7 arriving with a touch of smoke….
United 767 glides by Friesing…..
by Lufthansa Flyer | Feb 17, 2017 | Business Class, Featured, Lounges, Lufthansa, Passenger Experience, Senator |
In another week or so, Lufthansa will be opening new Senator and Business Lounges at Boston’s Logan Airport (Terminal E).
The new lounge is part of a wider renovation that has been taking place in ‘BOS’ and the new lounges promise to be substantial upgrades over the previous versions.
What will be new is the fact that passengers can now board their flights directly from the lounge, similar to what is in place at airports like Washington Dulles. So you can see your A350 from your seat in the lounge!
The 6,800 square foot lounge will also introduce a new concept to Lufthansa Lounges which focuses on separate ‘Living Areas’. For example, this lounge will offer a separate Bar, Bistro, and rest areas. The view promises to be fantastic as well as the lounge will over look Boston Harbor.
