Airbus A380-800s operated by Lufthansa have not been seen in Munich for some time. The carrier is currently not using them in regular scheduled services, as they originally thought that the model would be permanently decommissioned after the start of the corona pandemic. But things are turning out differently, as a comeback landing has been announced for April 12, 2023. At Munich Airport, people are already eagerly awaiting the return of the D-AIMK. According to the current state of affairs, this Airbus A380 is scheduled to land at the Bavarian airport again on April 12, 2023 at around 12:30 p.m. after a break of around three years. However, the aircraft will not be put into commercial scheduled service until the beginning of June 2023, as extensive checks and maintenance work will first be carried out. After the "comeback landing", the D-AIMK will roll on a "welcome tour" along Terminal 2 and Terminal 1 to Lufthansa Technik. It is expected there at around 13:00 p.m. The best view of the A380 is from the visitors' hill at Munich Airport. From June 1st, Lufthansa will be using the A380 again in regular flight operations. First to Boston, and from July 4th, 2023 also to New York's John F. Kennedy Airport. Until then, the A380 will be seen several times on training flights in Munich. The Lufthansa A380 offers 509 seats in four travel classes: eight seats in First Class, 78 seats in Business Class, 52 seats in Premium Eco and 371 seats in Economy Class. Due to the sharp increase in demand for airline tickets and the delayed delivery of ordered aircraft, Lufthansa had already decided in 2022 to discontinue the AXNUMX, which is popular with passengers and