Lufthansa cancels all flights to 11 international destinations, exits Glasgow

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Lufthansa announced that it will cancel all flights to 11 international destinations, including a withdrawal from Glasgow International Airport on 3 October 2026.

The carrier will continue serving Edinburgh Airport from Frankfurt and Munich, reintroduce service from Frankfurt to Kuala Lumpur later this month, and resume two routes to Japan after a long absence, while maintaining an average of 299 daily departures from Frankfurt and 205 from Munich between November and next August.

Nearly half of the discontinued routes have been transferred to other Lufthansa Group units and no flights are bookable to the cancelled destinations through August 2027.

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