Lufthansa celebrates 40 years of continuous service between Seoul and Frankfurt. This milestone not only highlights its role as one of the longest-serving European airlines in South Korea but also reflects its commitment to Korean travelers. To mark this anniversary, Lufthansa launches a four-week promotion that offers exclusive fares to popular European destinations, including its hub in Frankfurt. As a result, Korean travelers in eight cities enjoy affordable access to Europe through this limited-time offer. Additionally, they can take advantage of the Rail & Air program, which seamlessly integrates KTX high-speed train services for added convenience.

For four decades, Lufthansa has consistently provided reliable, top-tier service for Korean passengers traveling to Europe. Moreover, the airline offers daily flights through its Frankfurt and Munich hubs. This year, Swiss International Air Lines, another Lufthansa Group carrier, introduced a new Seoul-Zurich route. Consequently, this addition expands Lufthansa’s network and provides more options for Korean travelers seeking unique European destinations.

Furthermore, Lufthansa tailors its services to cater specifically to Korean passengers. The airline uses advanced aircraft on Korean routes, including the spacious A380, B747-8, and A350. Specifically, Korean-speaking cabin crew, specially curated in-flight meals, and Korean-language entertainment create a comfortable experience for passengers. In addition, the airline led the way in offering onboard internet on flights in Korea, and its mobile app has gained accolades for convenience and functionality.

Earlier this year, Lufthansa opened a check-in counter at the Seoul Station City Airport Terminal. This setup allows travelers to connect easily between Seoul and Incheon International Airport. Therefore, this initiative, along with the Rail & Air program in cities like Busan, shows the airlines’ commitment to enhancing travel convenience for Korean passengers. Ultimately, the anniversary and special fare promotion highlight Lufthansa’s dedication to delivering a seamless and customer-centric experience for travelers in Korea and beyond.

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