Lufthansa Group announces Winter Schedule
Move over ski socks and sad instant soup—Lufthansa Group just dropped its Winter 2025/26 lineup, and it’s got more drama, sparkle, and travel inspiration than a holiday rom-com starring a pilot-turned-prince.
This isn’t just any schedule—it’s a full-blown winter reboot, featuring new routes, upgraded cabins, and enough long-haul action to make your passport sweat with anticipation.
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Lufthansa: Allegris Is the New Black
Lufthansa is leading the winter glow-up with its new Allegris cabin design—basically the airplane version of a five-star makeover. Think roomier seats, sleeker lighting, and enough storage to finally stop cuddling your backpack mid-flight. Ten snazzy A350s with Allegris are jetting out of Munich daily to glam spots like Miami, Cape Town, Tokyo, and New York (both JFK and Newark, because Lufthansa is a people pleaser).
Frankfurt’s no wallflower either—it’s getting the Allegris treatment on the Boeing 787-9 and those glorious 747-8s (you know, the ones with stairs that make you feel like a flying Kardashian).
Bonus points: the A380 is sticking around in Munich to whisk you off to LA, Bangkok, and Delhi. Walk upstairs in the sky just because you can.
Austrian Airlines: From Schnitzel to Sangsom
Vienna to Bangkok is heating up—literally—with up to two daily flights this winter. Forget snowmen, you could be building sandcastles instead.
And in Milan, Austrian’s trading the sprawling Malpensa for cozy, central Linate. It’s like upgrading from the outer suburbs to a chic downtown loft.
Plus, Innsbruck’s expanding its European horizons with new flights to Amsterdam—perfect for après-ski canal cruising.
SWISS: Ski You Later
SWISS is going all in on Eastern Europe with routes to Krakow, Cluj-Napoca, and Košice. Long-haul-wise, Washington D.C. makes a comeback, proving that democracy and fondue can coexist.
From Geneva, more flights to Ireland, the UK, and Scandinavia are on the books—ideal if your dream winter involves both Guinness and glaciers.
Brussels Airlines: The Quiet Overachiever
More flights to West Africa? Check. Brussels Airlines is basically the MVP of the Group when it comes to connecting Europe and Africa—Togo, Ghana, Senegal… your itinerary just got exciting.
Eurowings: Berlin’s New Heatwave Supplier
Berlin–Abu Dhabi launches this winter, joining Berlin’s Dubai and Jeddah routes. Also starring: Hanover–Dubai, Stuttgart–Jeddah, and Marsa Alam from three German cities. If there’s sun, Eurowings will find it.
Discover Airlines: Beach or Blizzard—Why Not Both?
From Frankfurt to the Seychelles, Munich to Punta Cana, or Frankfurt to Alta, Norway (hello, Northern Lights)—Discover Airlines is making sure your winter Instagram is fire.
Winter 2025/26 Lufthansa Group Highlights:
From Munich (Lufthansa):
- New York (JFK & Newark), Chicago, Miami, Tokyo, Cape Town, Shanghai, Bengaluru
- A380 routes: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Bangkok, Delhi
From Frankfurt (Lufthansa):
- Allegris cabins on 787-9 and 747-8
- Continued service to Bydgoszcz (Poland) and Oradea (Romania)
From Vienna (Austrian Airlines):
- Up to 2x daily to Bangkok
- Milan flights move to central Linate Airport
From Innsbruck (Austrian Airlines):
- Amsterdam, Brussels, Warsaw, Copenhagen
From Zurich & Geneva (SWISS):
- Krakow, Cluj-Napoca, Košice, Washington D.C.
- More flights to Ireland, UK, Scandinavia
From Brussels (Brussels Airlines):
- Expanded West Africa: Togo, Ghana, Senegal, Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone
From Berlin (Eurowings):
- Abu Dhabi (new), Dubai (11x/week), Jeddah
- Marsa Alam also from Cologne and Hamburg
From Frankfurt & Munich (Discover Airlines):
- Seychelles, Punta Cana, Alta (Norway)
Bottom line: Whether you want snowflakes, sunburn, or a champagne refill in business class, the Lufthansa Group has got your winter sorted.
