The first spar for the 777‑8 Freighter was officially drilled into production at Boeing's Composite Wing Centre in Everett, ...

The biggest airlines in the world have rejected the biggest airliner in the world. Here's why the superjumbo doesn't work in ...

Complete review of Lufthansa First Class on their Boeing 747-8 (Queen of the Skies) from Frankfurt to Bangalore. **Flight Details:** - Airline: Lufthansa (LH) - Aircraft: Boeing 747-830 - Flight ...

Most airlines have already retired their 747s. Lufthansa still offers a number of daily 747 flights, your best bet to fly on a 747 in 2024.

Lufthansa (LH, Frankfurt International) has announced that as a part of its new turnaround programme it will retire all remaining A330-200 s, A340-300 s, A340-600 s, and B747-400 s by 2028 to reduce ...

Lufthansa reported a €265 million loss for H1 2024, prompting a turnaround plan including cost-cutting and fleet modernisation.

A Lufthansa Boeing 747-8, en route from Frankfurt to Los Angeles, experienced a turbulent landing at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The incident was captured by LA-based Airline Videos ...

Full access to Lufthansa Technik’s MRO expertise and resources also represents a major strategic advantage for the Lufthansa Group in the long term. One example of this is the development of a new ...

Lufthansa revealed that it has plenty of goals up its sleeve, including plans for a new first class cabin product for its Boeing B747-8 fleet. The airline said that its subsidiary, Lufthansa Technik, ...

GERMANY-Lufthansa (LH) is presently assessing the optimal integration of its latest Allegris seats on the Boeing 747-8 aircraft. The planned redesign of the upper deck’s business class section ...

There are only about 40 passenger 747s still flying worldwide, as many airline operators have been retiring the jumbo jet over the last several years. Most airlines just can’t afford it anymore, since ...

Lufthansa CEO, Carsten Spohr, gave a nod to the 747’s legacy in having “made the world substantially smaller” by changing the economics of airline flying.