Lufthansa Group announces USD7.7bn order for 10 A350s and 10 Boeing 787s
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Background ✨
Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr previously said it was close to a follow-up widebody order decision, with deliveries expected in 2033, and cited existing orders for A350-900/-1000s, 787-9s and 777Xs.1 Lufthansa CEO Jens Ritter said 25 new long haul aircraft were due in 2026, with first A350-1000 delivery in autumn 2026, supporting replacement of A340s and 747-400s and rollout of the Allegris product.2