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Lufthansa Group expands summer routes with new European destinations

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Lufthansa Boeing 787 | Lufthansa

By Sky Industry News

Dec 4, 2024

Lufthansa Group Airlines have announced the addition of new sunny destinations to their summer 2025 flight schedule. The airlines, which include Lufthansa Airlines, Swiss International Air Lines, and Brussels Airlines, are expanding their offerings beyond the current 300 destinations.

From Frankfurt, Lufthansa Airlines will introduce flights to Lamezia Terme in Calabria, Italy. These flights will commence on April 6, 2025, with services every Sunday and additional flights on Thursdays starting May 1, 2025. Another new destination from Frankfurt is Figari in Corsica, France. Flights to this location will begin on May 17, 2025, and will be available once a week on Saturdays.

Swiss International Air Lines is set to offer flights from Zurich to Dubrovnik in Croatia starting April 17, 2025. This service will operate up to five times a week during the summer months with return options available on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday or Sunday.

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Brussels Airlines is introducing a new route from Brussels to Funchal in Madeira, Portugal. This service will be offered once a week on Saturdays beginning April 5, 2025.

The Lufthansa Group airlines aim to provide over 12,000 weekly connections across more than 300 destinations in over 100 countries through their hubs located in Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Belgium.

Further details about the new summer connections for 2025 can be found at: "Lufthansa Group: In summer 2025 with more than 12,000 weekly connections to over 300 destinations."

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