Lufthansa will bring back all its stored Airbus A340-600 aircraft to service due to the anticipated demand for air travel in the upcoming summer travel season.
“Lufthansa, which has 10 Airbus A340-600s in its fleet, will reactivate the planes in the second quarter of 2023 to cover the high demand for long-haul flights for summer 2023,” a Lufthansa spokesperson confirmed in an email.
Five aircraft will be based at Frankfurt Airport (FRA), while the remaining five will be based at Munich Airport (MUC).
This post was published on 9 January 2023 21:24
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