So, Lufthansa just placed a big order for more A350s, and I'm curious what you all think about it. They're adding another 10 A350-1000s to their fleet, which I guess makes sense since they're trying to phase out some older aircraft. I think these new A350-1000s are replacing the older A340-600s, right? Seems like a smart move for fuel efficiency and lower emissions.
But I'm wondering how this will affect their long-haul routes. Are they planning to open up new ones or just beef up existing ones? Also, does anyone know if they're doing any special cabin upgrades with these new jets? I heard some rumors about new business class seats, but not sure if that's confirmed.
Anyway, would love to hear your thoughts. Do you think this is a good move for Lufthansa in the long run? And what does it mean for their competition with other European carriers like British Airways or Air France? Seems like a big step, but not sure how it all plays out.
But I'm wondering how this will affect their long-haul routes. Are they planning to open up new ones or just beef up existing ones? Also, does anyone know if they're doing any special cabin upgrades with these new jets? I heard some rumors about new business class seats, but not sure if that's confirmed.
Anyway, would love to hear your thoughts. Do you think this is a good move for Lufthansa in the long run? And what does it mean for their competition with other European carriers like British Airways or Air France? Seems like a big step, but not sure how it all plays out.