Fleet Overview

Ideal for shorter Lufthansa Group sectors, regional connections, and quick flights between major European hubs.

The standard European workhorse for Lufthansa Group operations. A strong choice for pilots building consistency and monthly activity.

Efficient modern narrowbody aircraft for short-to-medium range flights across the Lufthansa Group network.

Useful on higher-demand European routes, longer narrowbody sectors, and hub-to-vacation markets.

Excellent for longer narrowbody sectors where range, efficiency, and passenger capacity are important.

Balanced widebody aircraft for international operations, long-haul passenger service, and hub-to-hub missions.

A classic Lufthansa Group aircraft for pilots who enjoy four-engine long-haul flying and careful fuel planning.

Best suited for experienced pilots flying long sectors with heavy aircraft handling, higher landing weights, and long-range planning.

Recommended for modern long-haul missions, efficient intercontinental service, and global Lufthansa Group routes.

Best used on major long-haul routes requiring careful taxi, takeoff, landing, fuel, and gate planning.

A legendary long-haul aircraft for pilots who enjoy classic heavy operations and traditional Lufthansa-style flying.

Excellent for long intercontinental routes from Frankfurt and other major Lufthansa Group hubs.

A modern long-haul aircraft for fuel-efficient international routes and lower-density long-haul markets.

Primary long-haul cargo aircraft for GEC operations. Best for heavy freight, global logistics, and long international cargo routes.

Excellent for feeder freight, express cargo, e-commerce style logistics, and shorter GEC cargo operations.

Legacy freighter operations for pilots who enjoy classic tri-jet cargo flying and careful landing management.

Perfect for Air Dolomiti-style regional operations, quick short sectors, and European hub feeder routes.

A great regional jet for shorter routes, manual flying practice, and pilots who prefer shorter flights.