Lufthansa plans to retrofit 38 Airbus A320 aircraft with new cabins by 2029. The upgrade includes new seats, USB ports, and larger overhead bins to improve passenger comfort. The first retrofitted A320, named “Zulu Yankee,” has returned to scheduled service. The project aims to enhance the continental fleet’s overall quality.
The modernisation focuses on contemporary design and functionality for short- and medium-haul routes. It supports Lufthansa’s commitment to consistent onboard experiences. The retrofit programme aligns with fleet renewal efforts. It contributes to operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
The announcement details the scope and timeline of the upgrades. Lufthansa continues to invest in its narrowbody fleet. The changes reflect responses to evolving passenger expectations. The programme strengthens the airline’s competitive position in Europe.
