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A few days ago, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued an airworthiness directive for the Boeing 747-8. Affected are possible cracks in the area of the rear bulkhead on the fuselage. The FAA currently assumes that all
Due to technical problems, Lufthansa had to cancel a long-haul flight from Frankfurt am Main on Monday. The Boeing 747-8 with the registration D-ABYG, which was traveling towards Miami as LH462, was affected. For safety reasons you had to
The German airline Lufthansa is planning to offer a larger range of seats on summer flights to the greater New York area in the future. Larger aircraft are to be used for flights to New York. This is how the decision is reached that
Effective February 16, 2023, Lufthansa is increasing the non-stop connection between Frankfurt am Main and Shanghai. From this point on, Germany's largest airline will fly between the two cities four times a week. Currently the
Since its delivery in May 747, the Boeing 8-458BBJ with the registration N2012BJ has had more flat tires than it has been in the air. The long-haul aircraft has flown about 30 times since completion
The era of the Boeing 747, also known colloquially as the "Jumbo Jet", is slowly but surely coming to an end. The US manufacturer only has five customer orders to process. These are to be handed over to the customers this year.
On Friday, the German Paralympics team was flown from Frankfurt am Main to China by Lufthansa. The delegation was bid farewell by Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at Germany's largest airport. Under the flight number LH 724
At Korean Air, the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747-8 models have been given an expiry date. Company boss Walter Cho announced that all superjumbos will leave the fleet within the next five years. He said to FlightGlobal
43 German Olympic participants landed in Frankfurt am Main on Monday under flight number LH 741. Lufthansa flew them back home from Tokyo-Haneda. The Boeing 747-8 was used with the
Apparently, the Germans are finally fed up with the “stay at home” slogans of their government, because Lufthansa is reporting a sharp increase in bookings in the direction of Palma de Mallorca. Therefore, one will be in July and August
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