MUNICH (CONVERSEER) – German flagship carrier Lufthansa has scrapped a number of European connections and domestic flights in its 2026 summer schedule in a bid to cut costs, the airline group said on Tuesday.
Lufthansa will no longer fly between Frankfurt and Toulouse, France, as well as Munich and the Estonian capital Tallinn, according to the schedule, which is set to apply from March 29, 2026.
Flights between Munich and Oviedo, Spain, have also been cancelled.
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Meanwhile, Lufthansa is set to offer fewer domestic flights to its main hubs in Munich and Frankfurt, with inner-German flights to be reduced by some 50 connections, due to high taxes and other fees.
Overall, the Lufthansa Group, which also includes Brussels Airlines, Austrian Airlines and SWISS, among other carriers, is set to offer 14,000 weekly flights to 330 destinations in some 100 countries in 2026.
