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Lufthansa marks 65 years of flights between Thailand and Europe

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By Sky Industry News

Nov 6, 2024

Lufthansa is commemorating its 65th anniversary of flights connecting Thailand with Europe, marking a significant milestone since its inaugural flight from Hamburg to Bangkok on November 1, 1959. This historic journey took off as LH640, known then as the Super Constellation, and spanned nearly two days with stops in Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Rome, Cairo, Karachi, and Calcutta before reaching Thailand.

Currently, Lufthansa offers multiple weekly flights between Europe and Thailand through its hubs in Munich and Frankfurt. The Lufthansa Group further connects Thailand to Europe via additional hubs in Zurich and Vienna with up to 31 weekly flights.

Felipe Bonifatti, Lufthansa Group Vice President Asia Pacific & Joint Ventures East stated: "This anniversary is a testament to our dedication to serving our customers and connecting them with the world. Bangkok has been - and remains - a vital destination for us."

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Lufthansa emphasizes innovation and sustainability by modernizing its fleet and implementing eco-friendly initiatives. The airline aims to provide a responsible travel experience while looking forward to continuing service enhancements.

The Lufthansa Group is an international aviation group employing over 100,000 people. In 2023, it generated €35.4 billion in revenue primarily from Passenger Airlines along with Logistics and Maintenance segments.

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