Lufthansa increases flights to the UAE

Thursday, 1 October 2020 11:41

Germany's largest airline Lufthansa will provide more services to the UAE from today.

The carrier will operate five flights a week from Dubai to Frankfurt.

In addition, Lufthansa subsidiary SWISS is due to resume its operations from Dubai to Zurich with three flights a week starting at the end of the month.

The flights have been introduced as part of the group's winter schedule.

Lufthansa German Airlines and SWISS Airlines to increase their flight operations to #Dubai in October https://t.co/YWU2qJUZtP @lufthansa @FlySWISS #travel #tourism pic.twitter.com/hSmlPQHsEI
— Dubai Tourism (@dubaitourism) October 1, 2020

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