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Lufthansa plans to fly to these “solar targets” again in June
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Tourists return to a new normal
Much is no longer what it was before the Corona crisis. And it will probably stay that way for a while. The Baltic Sea resorts are prepared for visitors with strict rules.
Lufthansa was hit hard by the restrictions of the Corona crisis. But as early as June, the group plans to significantly expand its range again. Mallorca can also be booked again.
reThe Lufthansa Group plans to significantly expand its flights again next month. As the company announced Thursday in Frankfurt am Main, Lufthansa and its subsidiaries Swiss and Eurowings “will again have numerous sunny and summer destinations in June” on their flight schedule. In addition, other long-distance destinations must also be served, subject to travel restrictions.
Therefore, the Group’s airlines are slated to offer around 1,800 connections to more than 130 destinations per week by the end of June.
Already in the first fortnight of June, flights are planned to the Spanish Mediterranean island of Mallorca and other European destinations. Customers can already book flights for the first half of June, according to the company. Therefore, all destinations can be accessed at lufthansa.com.
At the same time, the Group noted that customers should consider the current entry and quarantine regulations of the respective destination when planning their trip.
Throughout the journey, there may also be restrictions due to strict hygiene and safety regulations in the face of the crown pandemic, for example due to longer waiting times at airport security checkpoints. The on-board catering offer will remain limited until further notice. Passengers must also cover their mouth and nose on board.
Lufthansa wants to fly to these destinations
Despite the official German travel warning, the flight plan again includes very tourist destinations like the Spanish island of Mallorca. The Eurowings subsidiary will expand its offer there from next weekend. In addition to the never-interrupted connection from Düsseldorf, flights from Hamburg and Stuttgart will be added starting Friday (May 15), as a spokesperson reported Thursday. Then Cologne and Munich will follow the weekend, as will flights to other tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, such as Naples, Catania and Olbia in Italy or Kavala in northern Greece.
Spanish authorities are currently requesting a two-week quarantine upon entry, but this will also be suspended for certain groups. There is also a travel warning from the Federal Foreign Office until mid-June.
