Author: Sharad Ranabhat

MUNICH – Lufthansa (LH) has announced the extension of its Airbus A380 service on the Munich-Bangkok route, amid the high travel demand during Thailand’s Songkran Festival. Initially scheduled to operate for a limited period, the A380 service will now continue until April 25, 2025, offering travelers a more spacious and luxurious flying experience. The German flag carrier’s decision highlights its commitment to offer premium service on this long-haul route, meeting the growing needs of both business and leisure travelers. Lufthansa has been operating regular flights to Thailand for 65 years, reinforcing strong ties between Thailand and Germany. A380 Deployment for…

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