Flying further with Lufthansa Group
A closer look at the latest developments shaping the future of Lufthansa Group
Lufthansa Group connects the UK to more than 300 destinations worldwide through its airlines.
Through Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Eurowings, Air Dolomiti, Edelweiss and Discover Airlines, the Group provides many direct services into Europe from across the UK and seamless connections through 5 hubs. This includes access to destinations across Europe, North, Central and South America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
Flight Mode ON. Connection ON.
What if staying connected in the air felt as seamless as it does on the ground? Lufthansa Group Wi-Fi – powered by Starlink, turns this vision into reality. For business travellers, this means real-time communication, seamless cloud access, and workflows that don’t stall at cruising altitude.
Following the successful launch of the first equipped flight at Lufthansa, the first Airbus A320neo aircraft operated by Austrian Airlines and SWISS are now equipped with Starlink’s advanced satellite technology. Lufthansa Group will continue rolling out the technology across its fleet, with all aircraft scheduled to be equipped by 2029. The service is available free of charge for Travel ID and Miles & More members across all travel classes.
Loyalty Pays Off
Celebrating 25 Years of PartnerPlusBenefit
2026 is a special year: not only is Lufthansa Group celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the first Lufthansa, but they’re also celebrating 25 years of PartnerPlusBenefit. 25 years full of free flights, lounge vouchers, and valuable awards – for loyal customers like you. Discover stories from a quarter of a century of PartnerPlusBenefit, look forward to great offers, and don’t miss your chance to win 1,000,000 Benefit Points! Not a member yet? Loyalty pays off – and so does joining the celebration!
NEW: Kuala Lumpur
Fly to South East Asia with Lufthansa Allegris
Lufthansa launches a new service 5 times a week Frankfurt to Kuala Lumpur starting on October 25, 2026. Operated on the latest Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, the service will feature the Lufthansa Allegris cabin. This new route to Southeast Asia joins the expanding Lufthansa Allegris network, already offering premium experiences across all classes across North, Central and South America, Africa and Asia. Connect conveniently from the UK via Frankfurt or Munich.
Experience SWISS Senses
SWISS continues to grow its A350 fleet, allowing even more travellers to experience SWISS Senses. Following Boston and Seoul, the modern long-haul aircraft will also be deployed on the Johannesburg route in the 2026/2027 winter schedule. Already last month, the Airbus A350 serves Shanghai – featuring a new cabin and enhanced comfort across all travel classes
By the end of the year, the airline expects to have a total of five Airbus A350 aircraft in its long-haul fleet.
Premium is in the Detail
A New Lufthansa Long-Haul Experience in All Classes
In its anniversary year, Lufthansa has completely reimagined the onboard experience to make long-haul travel even more comfortable. The most comprehensive transformation of the on-board service in recent years is now live across all four travel classes on all long-haul flights. It marks a new chapter in what flying Lufthansa means. Every detail is designed to enhance comfort, personalisation, and a smooth journey from start to finish. Created over multiple years with the feedback of guests and crews and refined across more than 110 test flights and extensive real-world feedback, the new service delivers a clear and consistent promise: an on-board experience that is unmistakably Lufthansa at every seat, in every cabin.
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