So, Lufthansa just got their first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, named 'Berlin'. I think it's pretty exciting seeing them expand their fleet with these new aircraft. I've always been a fan of the Dreamliner for its fuel efficiency and passenger comfort, and I'm curious how it'll fit into Lufthansa's long-haul plans.
From what I read, their first routes with the 787-9 will be to Toronto and New York JFK, which makes sense given the demand on those routes. I wonder if we'll see more transatlantic routes added soon. Also, I'm intrigued by the cabin design-heard they've updated the in-flight experience with better lighting and more modern interiors.
Anyone else think this could be a game changer for them? Or do you think it's more about keeping up with other European carriers like British Airways and Air France that already have Dreamliners in their fleets?
From what I read, their first routes with the 787-9 will be to Toronto and New York JFK, which makes sense given the demand on those routes. I wonder if we'll see more transatlantic routes added soon. Also, I'm intrigued by the cabin design-heard they've updated the in-flight experience with better lighting and more modern interiors.
Anyone else think this could be a game changer for them? Or do you think it's more about keeping up with other European carriers like British Airways and Air France that already have Dreamliners in their fleets?