First Lufthansa flights to Rzeszów in Poland
Lufthansa is extending its route network in Poland by adding Rzeszów to its summer timetable. From April 27, the Lufthansa CityLine regional airline subsidiary will begin operating five flights weekly on the Frankfurt-Rzeszów route. Rzeszów is an...
Lufthansa is extending its route network in Poland by adding Rzeszów to its summer timetable. From April 27, the Lufthansa CityLine regional airline subsidiary will begin operating five flights weekly on the Frankfurt-Rzeszów route.
Rzeszów is an important economic and cultural centre in southeastern Poland. Located in the Carpathian foothills, and near the border with Ukraine and Slovakia, the city has become a major communication hub, attracting a number of companies and investors. Besides the aviation industry, the city is home to automotive components and mechanical engineering firms. Rzeszów is also a major academic centre. It hosts diverse universities providing education to 70,000 students, principally in aviation studies and electrical engineering.
"The new flights to Rzeszów will expand Lufthansa's broad array of services in Poland. With their addition to the network, we will be offering our customers fast and convenient connections to eight Polish cities in different regions," said Karl-Ulrich Garnadt, executive vice president services and human resources of Lufthansa. "Only a few months ago, Lufthansa augmented the existing connection ex Munich to Poznan by laying on flights there from Frankfurt as well, giving Lufthansa passengers a choice of more than 200 weekly connections to Germany's neighbouring country," he said.
The Frankfurt to Rzeszów round-trip is available at a price as low as €99. The fare in economy includes all taxes, fees and the Lufthansa ticket charge of €10, if booked online at www.lufthansa.com.
Rzeszów is an important economic and cultural centre in southeastern Poland. Located in the Carpathian foothills, and near the border with Ukraine and Slovakia, the city has become a major communication hub, attracting a number of companies and investors. Besides the aviation industry, the city is home to automotive components and mechanical engineering firms. Rzeszów is also a major academic centre. It hosts diverse universities providing education to 70,000 students, principally in aviation studies and electrical engineering.
"The new flights to Rzeszów will expand Lufthansa's broad array of services in Poland. With their addition to the network, we will be offering our customers fast and convenient connections to eight Polish cities in different regions," said Karl-Ulrich Garnadt, executive vice president services and human resources of Lufthansa. "Only a few months ago, Lufthansa augmented the existing connection ex Munich to Poznan by laying on flights there from Frankfurt as well, giving Lufthansa passengers a choice of more than 200 weekly connections to Germany's neighbouring country," he said.
The Frankfurt to Rzeszów round-trip is available at a price as low as €99. The fare in economy includes all taxes, fees and the Lufthansa ticket charge of €10, if booked online at www.lufthansa.com.