Lufthansa (LH)

626 non-stop routes across 200 airports. Main hub: Frankfurt (FRA).

Live fares · FRA → EZE

About Lufthansa

Lufthansa is a German legacy carrier — the kind of airline that's been doing this long enough to have strong opinions about it. Think full-service, Star Alliance, and a network that covers serious ground: 626 non-stop routes across 200 airports, stretching a combined 1,731,928 km. FRA is the beating heart of the operation, with 168 routes fanning out from Frankfurt alone. MUC handles another 139. It's built for travelers who want proper check-in, actual meals, and a connecting hub that actually connects things. Germany dominates the route map — 331 routes call it home — but Lufthansa punches well beyond Europe into the US, Italy, France, and Spain.

Why fly Lufthansa?

Honestly? The network is the pitch. If you're routing through Europe, Frankfurt or Munich are genuinely excellent hubs — well-organized, fast connections, real lounges if you've got the status or the right ticket. The Star Alliance membership matters too. Your miles play nicely with United, ANA, and a long list of others, which makes Lufthansa worth considering even when it's not the cheapest option upfront. Long-haul is where Lufthansa earns its stripes. The FRA-EZE route to Buenos Aires clocks 11,503 km — one of their longest — and business class on intercontinental flights has a strong reputation for being genuinely comfortable, not just technically lie-flat. It's not a budget airline. Don't expect budget prices. But for transatlantic trips where the experience actually matters to you, it's a solid call.

Lufthansa hub airports

Top destination countries on Lufthansa

Tips for booking Lufthansa

Book direct through Lufthansa's site if you want the clearest fare rules — third-party sites can muddy the baggage allowances fast, especially on economy light fares, which are more restrictive than they look. FRA is your best connecting hub — 168 routes give you real flexibility if something goes sideways. MUC is quieter and often less stressful for tight connections. Watch your fare class carefully. Basic economy on Lufthansa means no seat selection, no free changes, sometimes no carry-on upgrades. It adds up. Star Alliance Gold status unlocks lounge access even on partner tickets, which is genuinely worth chasing if you fly this network more than a couple of times a year.

Frequently asked questions about Lufthansa

Where does Lufthansa fly?

Lufthansa operates 626 routes across Europe, North America, and beyond, with particularly strong service to Germany, the USA, and Italy. The airline connects major cities worldwide through its extensive network.

What is Lufthansa's main hub airport?

Frankfurt am Main (FRA) is Lufthansa's primary hub and largest operational base in Germany. Most long-haul and connecting flights route through this major European hub.

Is Lufthansa a legacy carrier?

Yes, Lufthansa is a full-service legacy carrier offering a thorough network, multiple cabin classes, and amenities typical of major international airlines. It is not a low-cost or regional carrier.

When should I book a Lufthansa flight?

Booking 2–3 months in advance typically offers competitive fares for long-haul flights, while European routes may be booked closer to departure. Prices vary by season and demand, so comparing fares across dates is recommended.

What are Lufthansa's baggage and check-in policies?

Baggage allowances vary by fare class and route; Economy passengers typically receive one checked bag, while Business and First Class receive additional allowances. Online check-in opens 24 hours before departure, and airport check-in closes 2–3 hours before international flights.

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Main hubs for Lufthansa

Where Lufthansa concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.

Where Lufthansa flies most

Top destination countries by route count.

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Lufthansa network at a glance

Frequently asked questions about Lufthansa

  • How many routes does Lufthansa operate?

    Lufthansa (LH) operates 626 non-stop routes across 200 airports worldwide.

  • What is Lufthansa's main hub?

    Lufthansa's busiest hub is Frankfurt (FRA) in Germany, with 168 non-stop routes from this airport alone.

  • What is Lufthansa's longest route?

    Lufthansa's longest non-stop route is FRA-EZE at 11,503 km.

  • Where does Lufthansa fly the most?

    Lufthansa flies most often to Germany, with 331 routes serving destinations in Germany.