
Lufthansa
About the airline
Lufthansa is Germany's flagship carrier and one of Europe's largest airlines, founded in 1953. Based at Munich and Frankfurt airports, it operates a diverse modern fleet across 310+ global destinations and is known for comprehensive service, generous baggage policies on many routes, and membership in a major airline alliance.
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Lufthansa (IATA: LH, ICAO: DLH) is Germany's primary international airline, established in 1953. Today, it operates flights to more than 310 destinations worldwide, connecting Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania through a network spanning 78 nations via alliance partnerships.
The airline maintains two primary hubs: Munich Airport and Frankfurt Airport. These strategically positioned bases serve as connection points for both short-haul European services and long-haul intercontinental flights, enabling seamless travel across Lufthansa's extensive route network.
Lufthansa's fleet reflects modern aviation standards, comprising Airbus widebodies (A330, A340, A350, A380) and Boeing jets (747, 777, 787) for long-distance routes, alongside Airbus narrowbodies (A319, A320, A321) for European and regional services. The airline also operates subsidiaries including Eurowings, Air Dolomiti, Swiss International Air Lines, and Lufthansa Cargo, extending its commercial reach across multiple market segments.