Lufthansa, Germany’s flagship carrier and largest airline, is pleased to announce an extension of its Airbus A380 service from Bangkok to Munich during the peak Songkran holiday season. In response to rising demand during this peak travel season,
Lufthansa will operate its flagship aircraft on this route, providing passengers with a luxurious and comfortable flying experience between the two major cities.
The A380, known for its spacious cabins, cutting-edge amenities, and cutting-edge technology, will begin additional flights in early April 2025, coinciding with Thailand’s annual Songkran Festival.
The Songkran holiday is one of Thailand’s most important cultural events, attracting millions of domestic and international visitors. Lufthansa’s decision to expand its A380 service aims to provide passengers with increased capacity and superior comfort during this peak travel season.
“We are excited to extend our A380 service on the Munich-Bangkok route during the Songkran holiday season,” said Felipe Bonifatti, Vice President of Asia Pacific & Joint Ventures East.
“The Airbus A380 offers unparalleled comfort and capacity, and we are confident that our passengers will appreciate the extra space and top-tier service as they travel during the busy Thai New Year period.”
Lufthansa’s decision to continue using the A380 for the Songkran season reflects the airline’s ongoing commitment to improving the travel experience for its passengers. The Airbus A380’s wide-body design and cutting-edge technology make it ideal for long-haul flights, providing passengers with an elevated level of comfort when flying with Germany’s national airline.
About the Lufthansa Group.
The Lufthansa Group is a multinational aviation company with operations worldwide. With over 100,000 employees, it generated €35.4 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2023.
Our largest business segment is passenger airlines, with Logistics and Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) as key business segments.
Other companies and Group functions, such as IT companies and Lufthansa Aviation Training, are complementary components of the Group. All airlines and business segments hold dominant positions in their respective markets.
