Lufthansa Private Jet five years on

LUFTHANSA, whilst quietly dropping its Business Class only operations from Dusseldorf and Munich, is in the mood to promote the “Private Jet” product, now celebrating five years.  Lufthansa claims it was the first international airline to provide customers with the comfort of a private aircraft flying at schedules tailored to their individual needs.  With the service, customers can fly in private jets to more than 1,000 destinations in Europe and the Russian Federation.  The price concept is simple: the flights are on offer at a fixed price.  Depending on distance, the bottom line is all-inclusive and independent of the number of passengers.  Available free of charge, too, is a limousine before and after the flight.  The Lufthansa Private Jet fleet consists of three different-sized aircraft types: three Cessna Citation CJ1 (seating 4 passengers), two Cessna Citation CJ3 (6), and two Cessna Citation XLS+ (6-8).  Larger aircraft are available, as needs dictate.  The jets can meet long haul flights, or just A to B. www.lufthansa-private-jet.com

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