Lufthansa to launch Airbus A350‑1000 on Munich‑Tokyo route with anniversary‑liveried

Lufthansa to launch Airbus A350‑1000 on Munich‑Tokyo route with anniversary‑liveried
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Lufthansa German Airlines will introduce an Airbus A350‑1000 on the Munich‑Tokyo/Haneda service, with the first aircraft, registration D‑AIFA, arriving in mid‑November and carrying a 100‑anniversary paint scheme and the name "Deutschland".

The A350‑1000 will seat 300 passengers, including 3–4 first‑class suites, 49 business‑class seats, 35 premium‑economy seats and 212 economy seats, with business and premium‑economy capacity up 40% versus earlier layouts; Lufthansa plans to operate 15 A350‑1000s by 2030, the first ten from Munich, and will later add Shanghai/Pudong and Singapore to the schedule, alternating with A350‑900s.

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