Lufthansa is to serve its South-East Asian
gateway in Singapore with a brand new Airbus A380, from 30 October
2011.
Lufthansa currently flies its flagship A380 aircrafts to
Frankfurt, Tokyo, Beijing, Johannesburg, New York, San Francisco
and soon Miami.
Singapore will be served daily by Lufthansa’s
A380 on the Frankfurt route that connects into the airline’s main
hub in Germany.
With
the new A380, Lufthansa is also launching completely new First and
Economy Class cabins along with its award winning Business Class
in its South East Asian markets. Lufthansa has developed new
cabins in collaboration with its frequent flying customers and introduces
technologies and materials from Lufthansa Technik’s private-jet
workshop in Hamburg.
Lufthansa also plans to increase its capacity at
the Singapore Changi Airport by 25% come winter 2012.
“We are proud to bring to
Singapore our new A380 First Class cabins which are the quietest
cabins in the skies,” said Christian Altmann, Regional Director of
Lufthansa German Airlines in Singapore. “Our passengers love to
connect via this world class hub and enjoy convenient connectivity
on many of the codeshare flights with our Star Alliance partner,
Singapore Airlines.”
Lufthansa’s
customers travelling to and from Indonesia can look forward
to an upgrade as Jakarta will be served via Singapore on a daily basis by Lufthansa’s Airbus A340 from
30 October 2011. The flight connects into Lufthansa’s hub in
Munich.
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