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Lufthansa is one of the largest airlines in the world, with numerous subsidiaries covering the whole aviation spectrum. Aside from the mainline, the company owns several other carriers, including SWISS, Brussels Airlines, Eurowings, and Austrian Airlines. It also has innovative specialist departments such as Lufthansa Systems and Lufthansa Technik. The Star Alliance member is headquartered in Cologne, and its main hub is at Frankfurt Airport. Including subsidiaries, the firm holds a significant fleet of over 700 planes. (Featured image: Tom Boon - Simple Flying)

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Lufthansa
IATA Code
LH
ICAO Code
DLH
Airline Type
Full Service Carrier
Year Founded
1953
Alliance
Star Alliance
Airline Group
Lufthansa Group
CEO
Carsten Spohr
Country
Germany
Country
Germany

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Why Lufthansa Is Retiring Its Remaining Airbus A340s & Boeing 747-400s

Lufthansa is on a mission to ramp up profitability and retirements make up a huge part of this.

By  Josh Lamb
What It Costs To Fly First Class On The World's Longest Airbus A350 Routes

The aircraft is breaking distance records, but is also providing some of the best luxury on the market.

Screeching Halt: Lufthansa Airbus A350-900 Rejects Takeoff At High Speed In Denver

The Airbus A350-900 sat stranded on the taxiway for six hours, leaving passengers stranded.

Lufthansa Goes Premium 'Light': Unbundled Fares Spark Outrage As Elite Perks Are Stripped

Lufthansa's decision to unbundle its premium and business class fares has sparked outrage among frequent fliers, who are used to these elite perks.

Revealed: Lufthansa’s New A380 Cabins To Debut On These Four Routes In April

Lufthansa’s upgraded A380 cabins will debut in April 2026 on flights from Munich to Boston, Los Angeles, Washington Dulles, and Delhi.

Lufthansa Now Selling Most Of Its Boeing 787-9 Allegris Seats Amid Certification Struggles

German carrier Lufthansa is now selling almost all Allegris seats onboard its new Boeing 787-9 fleet. The long-overdue move marks a major turning point in a rollout that has been hampered by regulatory red tape, leading to flights where only 4 seats in the Dreamliner’s business class cabin could be legally occupied.

By  Chris Loh
Lufthansa's Longest Nonstop Routes With The Airbus A350 In 2026

The routes where Lufthansa pushes its Airbus A350-900 fleet to its limits... or not.

Lufthansa’s Bold Move: Why Austrian Airlines Just Lost Its Newest Dreamliner

The Austrian flag carrier will still receive the aircraft, just a little later than planned.

Beautiful: Lufthansa Unveils Completed 100th Anniversary Liveries

Lufthansa’s special paint scheme to celebrate its 100th anniversary has been applied to (almost) all of the aircraft the carrier had planned for. It started off with the Boeing 787-9 and has now been applied to an A380, a 747-8, an A350-900, and two A320neos.

By  Chris Loh
Lufthansa CEO Confident 1st Boeing 777X Will Be Delivered In 2027

As Lufthansa prepares to welcome its first Boeing 777-9 in 2027, the airline's CEO remains cautiously optimistic, but the path to delivery is fraught with challenges and delays.

By  Tom Boon
500 Lufthansa Passengers Confined To Parked Planes Overnight

On Thursday, February 19th, hundreds of travelers had to sleep inside parked aircraft at Munich Airport - the result of delays, heavy snowfall, and an unavailability of bus drivers to shuttle them back to the airport from remote stands. According to The Independent, some 500 travellers had to spend the night like this after six late-night flight cancellations.

By  Chris Loh
The Queen’s New Look: Lufthansa's Boeing 747-8 Joins Centenary Fleet

A century in the skies: Lufthansa's Boeing 747-8 takes flight with a striking new livery, commemorating the airline's rich history.

By  Josh Eyre
Lufthansa To Retire Airbus A340-600: Final Flight Set For October

For a long time now, the clock has been ticking for Lufthansa's remaining Airbus A340-600 airframes. While delivery delays to new widebodies have seen the stretched quadjet's time at the airline, it seems at least a little more certain that an end date has been set for the type. Indeed, scheduling data suggests that the ‘A346s’ will be retired this October.

By  Chris Loh
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