Thursday, July 15 2021 12:12
Alina Hovhannisyan

The largest aviation concern in Europe - Lufthansa enters the  Armenian market

The largest aviation concern in Europe - Lufthansa enters the  Armenian market

ArmInfo.As a result of long negotiations, Lufthansa decided to enter the Armenian market on August 13 this year. This is stated in the joint statement of  "Armenia" International Airports CJSC and Lufthansa Airlines.

Thus, according to the source: "We are pleased to announce that the  ongoing negotiations are completed and on August 13 2021, Lufthansa  will be entering the Armenian market. 

The airline will operate flights between Frankfurt (Germany)  and  Yerevan, with three frequencies per week. Flights from Frankfurt to  Yerevan will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, and from  Yerevan to Frankfurt on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.  For the  availability of air tickets, their acquisition and other details,  please visit the airlines webpage at lufthansa.com or contact your  local travel agency.  Lufthansa is a part of the Lufthansa Group,  which already has a strong presence in Armenia.  Austrian Airlines  has been operating flights from Vienna to Yerevan for the past 20  years, Brussels Airlines now offers 5 weekly flights from Brussels to  Yerevan and Eurowings will soon operate direct flights from Cologne  as of August 5th  2021.  "We, as Lufthansa Group airlines, are  pleased to increase our presence at "Zvartnots" International Airport  in Yerevan and introduce our brand new route Yerevan-Frankfurt with 3  weekly flights.  After 20 years of successful operations of Austrian  Airlines flights to Yerevan, starting on August 13th we our largest  carrier, Lufthansa will enter the market, and offer our travelers  from Armenia even more opportunities to connect worldwide. With the  new connections, the Lufthansa Group will soon offer up to 16 weekly  frequencies from Yerevan to Vienna, Brussels, Cologne and Frankfurt."  Rene Koinzack, General Manager Sales Ukraine, Belarus, Turkmenistan  and South Caucasus."

To note, Lufthansa is the flagship air carrier of Germany, the  largest aviation concern in Europe, which also includes such large  airlines as Swiss International Airlines and Austrian Airlines, etc.  In total, Lufthansa operates flights to 78 countries of the world in  more than 200 destinations. The air fleet of the entire airline,  including subsidiary carriers, numbers about 620 aircraft.