Lufthansa has updated their timetable to reflect that the A350 will remain on routes from Munich to both Mumbai and Delhi beyond this Summer.
Initially, the A350 was scheduled to serve the routes until the end of the 2017 Summer timetable, but now the schedule reflects that the A350 will remain on these routes for the Winter 2017/18 schedule. This suggests that the A350 will be flying to these destinations through at least March of 2018.
Lufthansa has begun updating their Winter 2017/18 timetable by announcing service changes to Boston, Miami, and Chicago.
First off, Munich-Boston will no longer have the A350 on the route beginning on October 29. Starting on October 29, until December 1, an A330 will fly the route each day. Beginning on December 2, and lasting until March 24, 2018, the A330 will fly the route on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday while the A346 will fly the route on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday.
A nice benefit to those of you flying the A346 will be the fact that you can book a first class seat for the cost of a business class seat since LH is technically not offering First Class on the route. Though you’ll have a first class seat, your inflight service will be business class, and no, you will not be able to access the First Class Lounges in Munich!
Between October 29 and March 25, Chicago will only see the A346 on flights to and from Munich. Currently LH is sending a combination of A333 and A346 aircraft on the route.
Miami will see a combination of the A346 and A333 beginning October 30. The A346 will fly the route on Wednesday and Sunday, while the A333 will fly the route on the other days.
H/T: AirlineRoute.net
Over the last few days, Eurowings has updated their timetable to reflect the launch of several new routes for the Fall/Winter of 2017/18. The routes are primarily seasonal, either bringing passengers to warmer climates or taking them to winter hot spots for skiing.
Some of the flights will be operated by the aircraft that have been wet-leased by Lufthansa from Air Berlin, while others will fly under Germanwings flight numbers and aircraft.
The new routes are as follow:
Cologne – Grenoble effective October 29 will begin 1x/week service (Sunday).
Dusseldorf – Marrakech effective November 4 will begin 1x/week service (Saturday).
Dusseldorf – Zagreb effective October 31 will begin 2x/week service (Tuesday / Thursday).
Munich – Barcelona effective October 29 will begin 4x/week service (Monday/Tuesday/Friday/Sunday).
Munich – Fuerteventura effective October 29 will begin 2x/week service (Tuesday / Sunday).
Munich – Lanzarote effective November 1 will begin 1x/week service (Wednesday).
Munich – Las Palmas effective October 31 will begin 2x/week service (Tuesday / Saturday).
Munich – Marrakech effective November 3 will begin 1x/week service (Friday).
Munich – Skopje effective October 31 will begin 2x/week service (Tuesday / Friday).
Munich – Tenerife South effective October 30 will begin 2x/week service (Monday / Thursday).
Salzburg – Birmingham effective October 30 will begin 2x/week service (Thursday / Saturday).
Salzburg – Glasgow effective December 9 will begin 1x/week service (Wednesday).
Salzburg – London Stansted effective October 29 will begin 4x/week service (Monday/Wednesday/Friday/Sunday).
Salzburg – Manchester effective December 4 will begin 2x/week service (Monday / Friday).
H/T: AirlineRoute.net
