TIRANA, March.28 – After the inauguration of the new terminal at the “Nene Tereza Airport”, the air company Lufthansa announced that in a month it will resume daily flights to Munich, Germany. With a new carrier with capacity 80 passengers the flight will be scheduled at 6.15 am and 12.30 pm from Tirana. The flight is estimated to be 2 hours long. Return flights to Albania will be respectively at 10.05 am and 21.00 pm. Luftanhsa manger for the region (including Bulgaria, Macedonia and) Dieter Grosse said that starting May 2 Lufthansa is happy to re-launch its services to Albanian customers.The Munich airport has particularly good and frequent transit connection flights which will offer more possibility to travelers to reach their destinations. Lufthansa will be represented in Albania through “Lufthansa City Center Meridiana and Tours.”
Lufthansa to fly Tirana-Munich twice a day
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