Lufthansa has apparently seen a 25-fold increase in bookings to Palma between April and therefore the beginning of June 2021 so as a result, the airline is responding with “extraordinary measures” to extend capacity between Germany and therefore the popular vacation destination.

The airline normally flies Airbus A321s to Palma but in July it’ll fly wide-body jets to the destination over peak summer travel on the subsequent dates; Lufthansa will operate a Boeing 747-8 between Frankfurt and Palma on July 17, 24, 31, and August 7 with flight numbers LH1152/1153.

It will also operate an Airbus A350-900 between Munich and Palma on July 31 with flight numbers LH2658/2659 and for these flights, it vows to offset the extra CO2 emissions.

Lufthansa’s cross Europe flights normally contain two cabins with business class using normal economy seats with the centre seat blocked off. and better service
According to onemileatatime.com Lufthansa’s 747-8s (some of which are only six years old) are during a four-cabin configuration and A350-900s are in a three-cabin configuration in order that means that some passengers are going to be certain super treatment.

On the 747s aside from dedicated first and business class, there are even flatbed seats also the necessity to place your feet up for a two-hour flight could also be one step too far.

Although some carriers like BA and Virgin Atlantic. retired their 747s when the virus hit, Lufthansa only removed its 747-400s and most A380s but kept the upgraded 747-8s.