Munich Airport will offer 182 destinations in 67 countries during its winter 2026/27 timetable, with additional long-haul frequencies, expanded services to northern Scandinavia and two new airlines. The schedule runs from 25 October 2026 to 27 March 2027.
Cyprus Airways will introduce twice-weekly flights to Larnaca from 17 December, while Fly2Galicia will connect Munich with Santiago de Compostela twice a week.
On long-haul routes, Singapore Airlines and Thai Airways will each increase their respective Singapore and Bangkok services from seven to ten weekly flights. Lufthansa will raise frequencies to Mexico City, Johannesburg and São Paulo from three to five flights a week on each route.
Lufthansa will also add a second daily Bangkok service between 16 January and 26 February 2027. Together with Thai Airways, this will provide up to four daily departures to the Thai capital on selected days. Meanwhile, beOnd will increase its Maldives service to four weekly flights, operating via Dubai or Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea International Airport.
The winter programme includes the planned commercial debut of Lufthansa’s Airbus A350-1000 on 3 December, between Munich and Tokyo Haneda. The aircraft, named Deutschland and carrying an anniversary livery, is subsequently scheduled to serve Shanghai and Singapore. Nine further A350-1000s are expected to be based at Munich over time.
Northern European services will also expand. Lufthansa will double Tromsø frequencies from two to four weekly flights and increase Kittilä from two to three weekly services from 1 February 2027. It will introduce twice-weekly Rovaniemi flights from 4 December, alongside Norwegian’s services, while Discover Airlines will add a weekly Ivalo flight from early January.
Several routes introduced during the summer will continue through winter: Air Serbia will serve Belgrade daily, while Bluebird Airways and Royal Jordanian will each maintain three weekly flights to Tel Aviv and Amman, respectively.