Why The European Airline Trio Of Lufthansa, Air France, and British Airways Is Loved By So Many Passengers.

Lufthansa, Air France and British Airways are mostly known as the Top 3 European Airlines.

They all raise the bar like never before and have an extremley high-demand for passengers.

With each airlines diverse and expanding fleets, they are able to travel some of the longest ultra-long haul flights with the Airbus A350–900/1000, Boeing 787–9/10, and the Airbus A380–800.

Serving great customer service, and onboard fine dining.

Lufthansa (DLH)

Lufthansa is a major European Airline based in Frankfurt Germany.

It has yet expanding flights to Asia, Middle East, South Africa, United States and South America.

Lufthansa’s largest aircraft in the fleet until today is the Airbus A380–800.

Lufthansa A380

Here’s the destination chart:

Airbus A380:

• Los Angeles (LAX)
• New York (JFK)
• Boston (BOS)
• Washington D.C. (IAD)
• San Francisco (SFO)
• Dehli (DEL)
• Denver (DEN)
• Mumbai (BOM)

Lufthansa A380

Airbus A350–900:

• Chicago (ORD)
• Miami (MIA)
• Toronto (YYZ)
• Tokyo (NRT/HND)
• Shanghai (PVG)
• Seoul (ICN)
• Johannesburg (JNB)
• Singapore (SIN)

Lufthansa A350

Boeing 787–9:

• Mumbai (BOM)
• Toronto (YYZ)
• Vancouver (YVR)
• Kuala Lumpur (KUL)
• Santiago (SCL)

Lufthansa 787

These aircrafts are the primary aircrafts in Lufthansa’s current operating fleet.

The Boeing 787–9 Dreamliner has less routes but flies more freuqently, such as 7 times a week or twice daily in some cases especially for Kuala Lumpur and Mumbai.

Mumbai Intl Airport

Air France (AFR)

Air France is the main airline for France.

It serves the entire country and travels directly to places like the United States, Middle East, and Asia.

Their primary aircrafts include the:

• Boeing 777–300ER
• Airbus A350–900
• Boeing 787–9 Dreamliner
• Airbus A330–200

These aircrafts provide Air France with the ability to travel far such as the Boeing 787 and Airbus A350, able to travel up to 19 hours nonstop.

Air France 787

Air France A350

Here’s the destination chart:

Boeing 777–300ER

• New York (JFK)
• Los Angeles (LAX)
• Singapore (SIN)
• Tokyo (NRT/HND)
• Miami (MIA)
• Atlanta (ATL)
• Boston (BOS)
• Houston (IAH)
• Washington D.C. (IAD)
• Phuket (HKT)
• Dubai (DXB)
• Doha (DOH)

Air France B777–300ER

Airbus A350–900

• Mexico City (MEX)
• Buenos Aires (EZE)
• Santiago (SCL)
• Bangkok (BKK)
• Seoul (ICN)
• Hong Kong (HKG)
• Dehli (DEL)
• Mumbai (BOM)
• Chicago (ORD)
• Seattle (SEA)
• San Francisco (SFO)
• Las Vegas (LAS)

Air France A350

Boeing 787–9 Dreamliner

• Montreal (YUL)
• Cincinnati (CVG)
• Vancouver (YVR)
• Rio de Janerio (GIG)
• Bangalore (BLR)
• Osaka (KIX)

Air France Boeing 787

Airbus A330–200

• Fort-de-France (FDF)
• Hong Kong (HKG)
• Los Angeles (LAX)
• Shanghai (PVG)
• Kuala Lumpur (KUL)

Air France A332

These primary aircrafts provide Air France with a stable future and the right tools to keep going and expand their future horizon, with a possible future occurance in Australia.

British Airways (BAW)

British Airways is the main airline for the United Kindom, based in London Heathrow International Airport.

With their large, and expanding fleet, they have many destinations with various aircrafts.

Out of all 3 airlines stated above, British Airways is the largest, with the most passengers, and aircrafts.

British Airway’s primary aircrafts consist of the:

• Airbus A380–800
• Airbus A350–1000
• Boeing 787–9/10
• Boeing 777–200/300 ER

British Airways A350–1000

These aircrafts are the backbone of British Airway’s long-haul network, with countless routes and destinations.

Flying between Australia, Asia, Middle East, United States, Canada, and Africa.

Here’s the destination chart:

Airbus A380–800

• Los Angeles (LAX)
• San Francisco (SFO)
• Boston (BOS)
• Washington D.C. (IAD)
• Miami (MIA)
• Johannesburg (JNB)
• Singapore (SIN)

British Airways A380–800

Airbus A350–1000

• Austin (AUS)
• Denver (DEN)
• Las Vegas (LAS)
• Philadelphia (PHL)
• Phoenix (PHX)
• Washington D.C. (IAD)
• Toronto (YYZ)
• Vancouver (YVR)
• Nashville (BNA)
• Tokyo (NRT)
• Hong Kong (HKG)
• Cape Town (CPT)
• Dehli (DEL)
• Mumbai (BOM)
• Kuala Lumpur (KUL)
• Doha (DOH)

British Airways A350–1000

Boeing 787–9/10

• Boston (BOS)
• Atlanta (ATL)
• Seattle (SEA)
• Chicago (ORD)
• New York (JFK)
• Miami (MIA)
• Mumbai (BOM)
• Dehli (DEL)
• Singapore (SIN)
• Tokyo (HND)
• Dubai (DXB)
• Doha (DOH)
• Mexico City (MEX)

British Airways B787–10

Boeing 777–200/300 ER

• New York (JFK)
• Los Angeles (LAX)
• Chicago (ORD)
• Cape Town (CPT)
• Bangkok (BKK)
• Shanghai (PVG)
• San Francisco (SFO)
• The Maldives (MLE)
• Sydney (SYD) via Singapore
• Melbourne (MEL) via Singapore (Seasonal)

British Airways B777–300ER

These aircrafts are keeping British Airways running, keeping the long-haul network organized.

These aircrafts allow British Airways to expand their future long haul network and bring the british spirit to many countries.

Therefore, on behalf of Lufthansa, Air France, and British Airways, we invite you to book an adventurous and state of the art flight with fine dining, extreme comfort, and smooth sailing all the way through.

Lufthansa, Air France, British Airways.