Lufthansa Eastá reactivating their Airbus A380 in response to strong growth in customer demand and delayed delivery of other aircraft on order.
the airínea hopes to use the plane againólong distance n, which is popular with customers and crews, from the summer of 2023. Currently, the compañía isá evaluating assáflow A380 will be reactivatedáthere is onlyé fly destinationsán with the avión más big Airbus.
Lufthansa Volverá to fly the A380
Lufthansa deadavía has 14 Airbus A380, which is currentlyán parked in España and France for the call «deep storage» long-term. Six of these aircraft have already been sold., eight A380 continue to form part of the fleet of Lufthansa for now.
The members of the Committeeé Executive of Deutsche Lufthansa AG tooéThey announced the reactivationón of the A380 in a joint letter to the company's customersñía:
“In the summer of 2023, We not only hope to have a transportation systeméI blame a lotás trusted around the world, spaghettiéWe will fly again aboard our Airbus A380. Today we decided to put the A380 back into service, which continues to enjoy great popularity, at Lufthansa in the summer of 2023. Además, we are strengthening and modernizingún más our fleets with some 50 new planes Airbus A350, Boeing 787 y Boeing 777-9 long distance and más de 60 new Airbus A320/321 only in the prówe went three toños”.
The Airbus A380 it's the aviónumber of passengers más biggest in the world: have 73 meters long and 24 meters high and has the capacity to 509 passengers on Lufthansa.
¿Have you ever flown in an A380?? Cuétell me your experience in the comments.
Nicolas, good morning, I need help with a query. Luthansa offers flights from Guayaquil to Israel with a stopover in Panama and Germany on the flight from Panama to Germany, it indicates that it is operated by Eurowing, I would have to have a transit visa since later it indicates that I changed to Luthansa from Germany to Israel on that scale since everything is sold by Luthansa departing from Guayaquil thanks for your help in advance
A clarification, Those flights are not from Lufthansa, since this airline does not fly in Ecuador. Surely it is with Copa via Panama and then with another business partner. If when you arrive in Europe you only have one stop and your next point is outside the Schengen area and you will not go out to pick up your suitcase and check it again, you do not need a transit visa, but you must be clear about what I'm telling you.