Lufthansa expands its offer in the short-medium haul market with the scheduling of new routes from Frankfurt and Munich to European destinations. The German airline resumes operations to Moldova and will add new services to Norway and Finland, in addition to expanding its network in Finland.
Lufthansa’s new European routes
- Trondheim, Norway: from April 28 will start a new non-stop service with twice-weekly flights from Munich operated by Airbus A319. The company operates five destinations in Norway (Bergen, Oslo, Stavanger, Tromsø and Trondheim).
- Nantes, France: from April 28 will start a route with three flights per week from Munich operated by Airbus A220-300 leased by airBaltic, complementing operations from Frankfurt. Lufthansa’s network in France offers services to Biarritz, Bordeaux, Paris CDG, Marseille, Nice, Nantes, Rennes and Toulouse.
- Oulu, Finland: The service will be maintained during the summer season with two flights operated by Airbus A319. The airline also serves Helsinki from Frankfurt and Munich.
- Chisinau, Moldova: The airline will resume services to Moldova from April 29 with a non-stop service with five flights a week operated on Airbus A319.
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