The German flag carrier will begin to operate two new routes between the airports of Munich and Frankfurt and Seville San Pablo on 26 and 29 March 2015, with one and three flights a week, respectively.
Next spring, there will be a new direct flight between Seville and Frankfurt, the first to be operated by Lufthansa. This new route has been long-awaited since it is very necessary for attracting German MICE business, as well as serving as a link with the long-haul flights arriving at one of Europe’s busiest airports.
One of a series that the German airline, this new route, which will begin to operate next season on 26 March, with three flights a week (Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (SVQ 13.30-FRA 16.20; FRA 09.20-SVQ 12.15), will have a positive impact on the city and the province as a whole.
The Munich route will begin to operate on 29 March, with one flight a week on Sundays (SVQ 12.45-MUC 15.35; MUC 08.55-SVQ 11.55), although the possibilities of catching connecting flights in Frankfurt to the rest of Germany and other parts of the world makes it especially valuable.
Tickets for both routes are now on sale through all of the available channels, including Amadeus ADS.
