Munich Airport Unveils Winter 2024/2025 Flight Schedule: More Destinations, Better Connectivity
Munich Airport has revealed its winter flight schedule for 2024/2025, guaranteeing a broad network of destinations and enhanced connectivity. The season kicks off on October 27, 2024, and runs until March 29, 2025.
Discover airline will beef up its offerings with three weekly flights to Orlando and two new long-haul destinations: Windhoek and Calgary. Meanwhile, Oman Air will boost its frequency to Muscat, providing daily connections from December 19, 2024. Vietnam Airlines will also bolster its service, offering two weekly flights to Ho Chi Minh City from December.
Lufthansa will operate popular long-haul connections such as Seattle, Vancouver, and Johannesburg three times a week from Munich. The airline will also deploy the Airbus A380 for long-haul flights, with Lufthansa and Emirates both utilizing the aircraft. The winter schedule encompasses 50 long-haul destinations, 117 medium-haul destinations, and 13 German cities.
Munich Airport will offer 180 destinations in 64 countries during the winter season. Lufthansa will serve São Paulo three times a week with the Airbus A350. Gulf Air will continue its service, flying four times a week from Munich to Bahrain.
Notably, there's no specific information yet about new long-haul connections from Munich that will be offered for the first time in the 2024/2025 winter flight schedule.
The winter flight schedule at Munich Airport promises an expanded network of destinations and increased connectivity. With Discover, Oman Air, and Vietnam Airlines ramping up their services, along with Lufthansa's enhanced offerings, travelers can look forward to a wide range of options for the upcoming season.
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