Lufthansa final week revised its operations for the upcoming winter season, which begins on October 24 and runs till March 27 subsequent 12 months, eradicating a notable 480 weekly flights in comparison with its preliminary plan, or greater than 800 weekly providers year-on-year. The modifications can even affect cities throughout the previous Yugoslavia, specifically Ljubljana, Zagreb and Belgrade, along with the beforehand reported termination of flights to Skopje.
For the upcoming winter, Lufthansa has eliminated all Munich – Ljubljana providers from its community, resuming March 28, 2027. The airline had deliberate to function ten weekly flights between the 2 cities, whereas Frankfurt providers will stay unchanged at twice every day. Lufthansa briefly suspended the Munich – Ljubljana route in late April following the closure of its CityLine subsidiary, however operations are as a result of resume subsequent week at a decreased frequency.
In Zagreb, Lufthansa plans to halve its Frankfurt operations in comparison with its unique schedule. The airline has now deliberate a every day service between the 2 cities, down from the initially scheduled two every day flights. Nonetheless, this will likely be partially offset by a slight improve in Munich – Zagreb frequencies, which will likely be maintained twice per day, representing a rise of 1 to a few weekly rotations in comparison with the earlier winter, relying on the month. Nonetheless, Lufthansa stays susceptible to creating extra community revisions nearer to the beginning of the season. The Frankfurt service will likely be maintained by wet-leased Air Dolomiti capability over the winter months.
In Belgrade, Lufthansa is eradicating one weekly flight from its Munich service, lowering operations to a complete of 13 per week. Nonetheless, in comparison with final winter, the provider continues to be set to function an extra two to a few weekly flights on the route from January 2027, though this stays topic to vary as additional schedule revisions are potential.
The German flag provider has beforehand stated that, in the course of the 2026/27 winter season, it is going to scale back capability below the Lufthansa core model as a part of the deliberate consolidation of short- and medium-haul visitors throughout the Lufthansa Group’s six hubs.
