As mentioned millions of times before, Lufthansa First Class is my favourite way to fly. There’s just no other airline that offers such a consistent experience in First Class – both on the ground and in the air. Lufthansa First Class is usually expensive as it costs a number of miles and also most often you’ll pay fuel surcharges (if not, you’ll pay a lot… Read More
Brussels and Barcelona – Introduction Lufthansa 1368 Frankfurt (FRA) – Kraków (KRK) Airbus A321 30 June 2016 My flight from Barcelona arrived right on time and with a 3 hour connection in Frankfurt, I visited my favourite Lufthansa Senator Lounge near gate A50. I spent the majority of my time in the Senator Lounge just talking with family and reading emails and then also decided to… Read More
Brussels and Barcelona – Introduction Lufthansa 1125 Barcelona (BCN) – Frankfurt (FRA) Airbus A321 30 June 2016 My return flights from Barcelona to Kraków via Frankfurt were both operated by Lufthansa. As I mentioned before, I booked a cheap Economy Light ticket to Barcelona with an overnight in Brussels. The outbound flights were with Brussels Airlines and the return flights were with Lufthansa. Since the… Read More
Lufthansa 1368 Frankfurt (FRA) – Kraków (KRK) Airbus A320 19 June 2016 The flight from Dallas landed in Frankfurt ahead of schedule and parked at a remote position. The seven First Class passengers, including myself, were driven directly to the main terminal in a Mercedes van. I asked to be taken to Baggage Claim as then I could walk to the Lufthansa First Class Terminal after exiting… Read More
Lufthansa 439 Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) – Frankfurt (FRA) Airbus A330-300 18 June 2016 Lufthansa First Class is my favourite way to fly. Lufthansa’s consistent professionalism and excellence make if one of the world’s best airlines. I continue to be loyal to the German airline as there really isn’t a better way to fly. While the U.S. airlines are in a “race to the bottom”, other… Read More
Three Days in Rio de Janeiro – Introduction Lufthansa’s Senator Lounge in Washington-Dulles is located above the Lufthansa Business Lounge; both lounges share the same entrance. While Lufthansa’s Business Lounge is meant for Star Alliance Business Class passengers and Miles & More Frequent Travellers, the Lufthansa Senator Lounge welcomes Star Alliance First Class passengers and Star Alliance Gold members. The Lufthansa Senator Lounge Washington Dulles… Read More
Three Days in Rio de Janeiro – Introduction Washington-Dulles airport features a variety of lounge options for those passengers departing on most foreign airlines. Lounges include those of Air France, British Airways, Lufthansa, etc. and they are located within the A and B concourse. There are also United lounges in the C and D concourse – where United flights depart from, both domestic and international…. Read More
Completing the Lufthansa First Class Collection – Introduction Lufthansa 452 Munich (MUC) – Los Angeles (LAX) Airbus A340-600 05 January 2016 The Lufthansa flight to Los Angeles was scheduled to depart at 12:05 and I left the Lufthansa First Class Lounge at around 11:30; I made it to the gate around 11:45, after a few additional security and boarding pass checks. Part of the H… Read More
Completing the Lufthansa First Class Collection – Introduction I arrived back at Munich Airport around 06:30, plenty early for my 12:00 flight to Los Angeles. However as previously mentioned, I wanted to simply spend more time in the Lufthansa First Class Lounge rather than the hotel. Lufthansa and other partners operate from MUC’s terminal 2, however both terminals are close to each other so there… Read More
Completing the Lufthansa First Class Collection – Introduction The Lufthansa Senator Lounge near gate G28 in the Schengen area of Munich Airport’s Terminal 2 is older than the G24 Senator Lounge. While a bit updated, the G28 Senator Lounge is still in older condition with slightly less space than the G24 lounge. Both lounges have equal access policies, and are meant for use by Star… Read More
