LUFTHANSA review : 8 September 2009 by D Schneider (Germany)
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Trip Rating : 1/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
HAM-FRA-HKG. If you really need to fly LH intercontinental, avoid FRA at costs. LH B747 fleet
waiting to be replaced is a disgrace with no IFE and shabby worn-out seats. If you can, choose
Munich which is served by nicer A340s and A330s. Even the FAs based in MUC seem to be less
arrogant.
LUFTHANSA review : 8 September 2009 by Brandi Smith (Canada)
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Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Denver-Frankfurt, Frankfurt-Portland Ecomomy Class. A340-600 Denver to Frankfurt, spotless
and very comfortable. The flight attendants were polite, food was good. On the way home we
travelled an A340-300, very comfortable. Both planes had personal entertainment screens.
LUFTHANSA review : 4 September 2009 by Giles Ahern (UK)
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Trip Rating : 6/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
London-Shanghai via Frankfurt; Moscow-London via Frankfurt. The Star Alliance lounge at LHR
T1 is less relaxing than it was when is was BA's but there is a better choice of food, albeit
squashed into a small counter area. The lounge in Moscow was much better. FRA-PNG the IFE
screen is larger than on BA but the seats do not lie flat - and both of our seats had minds of
their own and were difficult to adjust as the motors ran riot. They had to be reset several
times. Food and wine was disappointing. On the three short hops, the service was what you
would expect. Lufthansa is reasonable and you get what you pay for. My flights cost less than
half with BA.
LUFTHANSA review : 31 August 2009 by Pawel Litwinski (Poland)
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Trip Rating : 10/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
Krakow - Naples via Munich and back in business. 4 very comfortable flights, perfectly on time. Good
legroom, decent food. Very nice and attentive cabin crew.
LUFTHANSA review : 30 August 2009 by D Beattie (Denmark)
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Trip Rating : 5/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Copenhagen to Frankfurt where I had a connecting flight to Tokyo with ANA. The trip from
Copenhagen to Frankfurt was fine, but I was travelling with a 2-year old girl and we forgot
our diapers on the Frankfurt plane. A trip to Tokyo without diapers would be hell, so we
quickly asked the Lufthansa staff to help us. The woman we spoke to was rude, almost
apathetic. I knew that the mistake was ours and just begged her to help, we said "well, if it
was that important why did we forget it?" - which was a ridiculous question. Luckily for us
the ANA staff came over and spoke to her, got information about where our stuff where and
helped us. Great service from ANA, but poor service from Lufthansa. I will avoid Lufthansa in
the future, but I will gladly fly ANA again.
LUFTHANSA review : 27 August 2009 by F Elter (France)
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Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
YUL-MUC in Business return. Modern cabin on A330-300. Not full and very quiet. Service is
nice and food ok as in many business class, but impossible to sleep on that seat. Lounge at
Montreal ok but the woman at the front desk was not nice at all.
LUFTHANSA review : 13 August 2009 by P Gerits (UK)
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Trip Rating : 4/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
If you are looking for a special business class travel and have saved to buy a business class
ticket try to avoid Lufthansa. I flew Lufthansa business class from London via Frankfurt to
Tokyo and back, I've flown Qatar Airways Business and compared to Lufthansa - its the service
and 'extras' that let Lufthansa down big time. The seat is OK - it is big enough and though
not perfect, I could sleep on it - but there is no storage except for the overhead lockers.
IFE selection is not bad though the screen is small. The blankets and especially the toiletry
kit look and feel so cheap. The worst part is the food - the main course of the meal and the
breakfast were inedible and served overheated and cooked - it looked just like economy class
food. As we were flying to Japan we had the choice of European or Japanese food - that was
nice. But the European food was so bad I actually had a hard time cutting their tenderloin -
so I asked if I could change my choice to Japanese. The breakfast was so overcooked I wasn't
sure what it was supposed to be - pancake or omlette. On the way back I asked for Japanese
both main and breakfast. Going out the toilet was dirty - where there were supposed to be 3
toiletry bottles only one bottle was there for mouthwash. Coming back we had 45 people in
business class sharing two small toilets. When flying Qatar Airways, their service made you
feel special. Lufthansa makes no effort to do this. The stewards were OK - but were not that
engaging or attentive or interested. They seemed to spend any time not doing the 'meal runs'
hidden in the middle galley chatting away with the curtains closed.
LUFTHANSA review : 9 August 2009 by Edward Leung (Hong Kong)
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Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
HKG-MUC, A340-600, good interior, AVOD working but selection of movies bad. Flight attendants
good, food okay. BCN-MUC A320seat good, good service and tasty sandwich. MUC-HKG nothing
really much to say, same as HKG-MUC.
LUFTHANSA review : 7 August 2009 by J Gattinger (USA)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
San Francisco to Manchester via Munich: Great experience started with online check-in. We were
all able to get seats near to each other, one in front of a pair on the right side. Baggage
drop efficient, and the agent made a change to our existing seats on flight from Munich to
Manchester so all three of us could sit next to each other. A340-600 is a great plane, even
from seats 52K and 53H/K, which are just ahead of the point where the fuselage tapers. The
drink service was accompanied by a bag of pretzels and crackers, followed by a meal service.
Having bathrooms downstairs is a great idea as it avoids people congregating upstairs and
allows passengers so sleep, work or watch movies undisturbed. Breakfast served about two
hours before arrival was quite horrible. The personal entertainment is fairly good, but has
nowhere near their choice of Air Canada. Transit wait was four hours, but we had dinner at one
of the many beer gardens. On the RJ85, our seats were 8D,E,F, which are parallel to engines,
meaning they provide a quieter ride, but still by no means silent. Even though this was a
flight operated by Cityline, sandwiches were served and the two flight attendants passed out
drinks three times. A very positive experience overall. Return Manchester o Boston,
Massachusetts via Frankfurt. No line in Manchester for baggage drop, however security line was
a mile long. Once again, sandwiches, chocolate bars and drinks were served. We originally had
a two hour layover in FRA, reduced by the delay. Passengers whose connections were tight were
driven directly to their gate by buggy. Changing terminals isn't hard in Frankfurt, but can be
hectic. We inquired about volunteering to stay overnight since flight was overbooked, but
there was several no-shows. Cabin crew was fairly visible during the flight, even when no
service was offered. About two hours prior to landing, a snack was served. Our bags were close
to last off, but that is just luck of the draw.
LUFTHANSA review : 31 July 2009 by N Algers (UK)
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Trip Rating : 3/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
LHR-FRA-LHR. Leather covered seats comfortable enough for this short flight and although
legroom is not spacious it is adequate for the flying time. Drinks and sandwiches served each
way. Noticed on the outbound flight that the sandwiches were not wrapped; they were just
sitting in a paper holder - same was true on the return flight, and gives me cause for concern
regarding other matters of hygiene. I would anticipate that barely 20% of the passengers took
a sandwich so I am not in the minority in my concerns.
LUFTHANSA review : 30 July 2009 by H Ling (Belgium)
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Trip Rating : 2/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Brussels-Frankfurt-Singapore. Seat is uncomfortably hard and not easy to even catch a nap on.
My pull-out table cannot be deployed and I had to eat while balancing the food on my lap. This
is a long flight and there's no personal entertainment system and it was impossible to watch
anything on the small shared TV from my first row without spraining my neck! The fare is
equal to or more expensive than other airlines offering superior services eg. Singapore
Airlines, BA, Qantas or SAS. Lastly, there is no number for you to contact Lufthansa for
providing customer feedback. I wonder how serious they value customer feedback. I had to write
and fax my feedback to them and it's been a few days. The only positive note on my trip is the
crew. They were pleasant and nice.
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