by Lufthansa Flyer | Apr 24, 2018 | A321, A340, Featured, Lufthansa, Munich |
To meet an expected demand in traffic as a result of the Pentecost holiday ‘season’ in southern Germany, Lufthansa has assigned an A346 to flight between Munich and Palma de Mallorca during peak travel dates. Normally, the route is flown with an A321.
The flights that are affected by this change are as follows (verbatim from Lufthansa):
18 May 2018, LH1820, Munich 10:25 - Palma 12:30
18 May 2018, LH1821, Palma 13:45 - Munich 15:50
19 May 2018, LH2660, Munich 15:50 - Palma 17:55
19 May, 2018, LH2661, Palma 19:10 - Munich 21:20
20 May, 2018, LH1820, Munich 15:40 - Palma 17:45
20 May, 2018, LH1821, Palma 19:00 - Munich 21:05
1 June 2018, LH1820, Munich 10.00 - Palma 12:10
1 June 2018, LH1821, Palma 13:20 - Munich 15: 25
2 June 2018, LH2660, Munich 15:50 - Palma 17:55
2 June 2018, LH2661, Palma 19:10 - Munich 21:20
3 June 2018, LH1820, Munich 3.15 - Palma 5.20
3 June 2018, LH1821, Palma 18:25 - Munich 20:30
by Lufthansa Flyer | Mar 18, 2018 | A350, Featured, Munich, Newark, Vancouver |
In addition to my previous post talking about the A350 coming to places like Chicago, Mexico City, and New York’s JFK there are a few other cities that will see LH’s newest Munich-based flagship.
Beginning on March 25, the A346 currently flying between Munich and Newark will be replaced by an A350. Though the schedule says it’s only in place for Spring and Summer, I suspect that the A350 will become a year-round visitor to Newark.
Denver will also begin to see the A350 next week, though the introduction will be phased in. Between March 25 and May 31, the A350 will fly to Denver everyday EXCEPT for Tuesday and Thursday. Then, between June 1 and June 30, the A350 will fly to ‘DEN’ everyday except Thursday. The A350 will fly the route daily beginning July 1.
In addition to Newark and Denver, the A350 will also debut on the daily flight between Munich and Vancouver beginning May 1. The A350 will replace the A333 that currently serves the route.
by Lufthansa Flyer | Mar 12, 2018 | A330, A340, A350, Featured, Munich, Route Announcements |
Lufthansa has made a few changes to their timetable to reflect more A350 aircraft entering service.
With their most recent changes announced on March 7, here is what we can expect:
Munich – Cape Town beginning on December 1 will be served by the A350, replacing the A340-600 currently on the route.
Munich – Chicago originally was scheduled to see the A350 during the Spring and Summer only, but that has now been extended into the Winter 2018/19 timetable.
Munich – Mexico City beginning on October 28 will have the A350 fly the route, however it will still share the workload with an A346. From October 28 to November 30, the A350 will fly the route on Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday leaving the A346 to the flights operated on Thursday and Saturday. From December 1 to March 19, 2019 the A350 will fly the route Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday while the A346 will fly the route on Thursdays.
Munich – Mumbai effective October 28 will lose A350 service. It will be replaced by the A333.
Munich – New York (JFK) will see more of the A350 beginning on October 28. Between October 28 and January 12 the A350 will fly the route on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday while the A333 will fly the route on Wednesday and Saturday. Between January 13 and March 30, 2019, the A350 will fly the route everyday except for Saturdays. The Saturday flight will be flown by the A333.
Munich – Seoul will continue to see the A350 into the Winter 18/19 schedule.
Munich – Shanghai will see the A350 flying the route beginning on May 31, 2018. Initially it will fly the route on Thursday and Sunday. Then between July 3 and August 2 it will fly the route on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. Beginning August 3, the A350 will fly the route daily except for Monday and Wednesday.
Munich – Tokyo (HND) will continue to see the A350 into the Winter 18/19 schedule.
H/T: AirlineRoute.net
