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Lufthansa Launches Historic 1st Airbus A350-1000 Flight In 5 Weeks: See Map Now
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Lufthansa will operate its first Airbus A350-1000 in commercial service on December 3, 2026, departing Munich Airport (MUC) for Tokyo Haneda (HND). The milestone flight follows the German carrier’s delivery of the aircraft in mid-November and marks another step in its long-haul fleet modernization. The plane, named Deutschland, will use a special livery for Lufthansa’s 100th anniversary and feature Allegris cabins. After Tokyo, Lufthansa plans to follow with Singapore and Shanghai. The airline has firm orders for 15 A350-1000s with deliveries through 2030 and options for 25 more. The first aircraft, registration D-AIFA, arrives in Munich in mid-November from Airbus in Toulouse.
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