Lufthansa Airbus A350-900 inaugural Munich – Singapore flight at Changi Airport – Lufthansa photo

Lufthansa’s A350-900 aircraft with registration number D-AIXA departed Munich on its inaugural relaunch flight to Singapore as LH 790 on 27 March 2018 at 10.26pm and landed in Singapore at 3.43pm on the 28th March. The return flight LH 791 departed Singapore Changi Airport on 28 March 2018 at 11.25pm and landed in Munich at 5.47 am. The flights are operated five times weekly.

The new SIN – MUC flight has resulted in over 40% increased capacity weekly connecting Singapore and Frankfurt and Munich. It operates the A380-800  between Singapore and Frankfurt.

Lufthansa Group flights in Asia Pacific

Lufthansa Group which comprises Austrian, Brussels Airlines, Edelweiss Air, Eurowings, Lufthansa German Airlines and Swiss International Air Lines plans to grow organic point-to-point capacity in the Asia Pacific by 23% this year, which symbolises the largest regional growth across all Lufthansa markets. The group is investing 500 million euros in digitalisation efforts, streaming passengers’ booking process, travel experience and on-board connectivity, as well as the enhancement of Lufthansa’s back-end support team. You can track your own flight live in 3D on a tablet or smartphone using actual satellite images with NiceView Mobile. Passengers can test new ideas for products and services by the Lufthansa Group and external partners with the FlyingLab. Linea allows you to choose between different forms of compensation if your baggage is lost.

Lufthansa Group has been in a joint venture with SIA Group since October 2017. This is an important component of the group airline’s strategy in Asia Pacific to further optimise the access between Southeast Asia and Pacific Region and European cities. This joint venture covers over 30 destinations in eight countries including Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Singapore and Australia.

Singapore – Munich – Singapore Flight Schedule