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Shift of Leisure Long-Haul Offer to Eurowings Discover Factsheet Shift of leisure long-haul offer to Eurowings Discover Factsheet In preparation for the start of flight operations of Eurowings Discover (IATA Code: 4Y), the first part of the leisure long-haul offer will be shifted to Eurowings Discover – for travel starting 24 July (Mombasa and Zanzibar) and 9 August 2021. This affects all flights currently published under a Lufthansa flight number between Frankfurt (FRA) and Bridgetown/Barbados (BGI), Kilimanjaro (JRO), Mauritius (MRU), Mombasa (MBA), Montego Bay (MBJ), Punta Cana (PUJ), Varadero (VRA), Victoria Falls (VFA), Windhoek (WDH), Zanzibar (ZNZ) Munich (MUC) and Punta Cana (PUJ) Due to missing approvals, flights between Frankfurt (FRA) and Anchorage (ANC), Calgary (YYC), Cancun (CUN), Fort Myers (RSW), Halifax (YHZ), Las Vegas (LAS), Panama City (PTY), Salt Lake City (SLC) Munich (MUC) and Cancun (CUN), Las Vegas (LAS) will be changed at a later date (presumably in the first half of August 2021 or in September 2021) and can still be booked under a Lufthansa flight number (operated by Lufthansa). For the rebooking of the first part of the leisure long-haul offer, the following applies: Starting 19 July 2021, passengers with an existing booking will be gradually rebooked (UN/TK) from the current flight numbers to the new Lufthansa marketing flight numbers (operated by Eurowings Discover) The departure and arrival times will remain unchanged Lufthansa tickets (220 ticket stock) already issued will be automatically revalidated Booked additional services, such as advance seat reservations, services for passengers with special requirements, unaccompanied minors (UMNR) or pets in cabin (PETC), are automatically rebooked as far as possible and the corresponding EMDs associated The new flight numbers at-a-glance: LH 4Y LH Routing Planned Flight number Flight number Marketing flight start of (through (starting number operations 18 July 2021) 19 July 2021) (starting 4Y 19 July 2021) LH592 4Y134 :LH4358 Frankfurt (FRA)–Mombasa (MBA)– 24JUL21 LH593 4Y135 :LH4359 Zanzibar (ZNZ) Zanzibar (ZNZ)–Mombasa (MBA)– Frankfurt (FRA) LH516 4Y002 :LH4348 Frankfurt (FRA)–Punta Cana (PUJ) 09AUG21 LH517 4Y003 :LH4349 Punta Cana (PUJ)–Frankfurt (FRA) LH570 4Y132 :LH4356 Frankfurt (FRA)–Windhoek (WDH) 10AUG21 LH571 4Y133 :LH4357 Windhoek (WDH)–Frankfurt (FRA) LH578 4Y152 :LH4360 Frankfurt (FRA)–Mauritius (MRU) 01OCT21 LH579 4Y153 :LH4361 Mauritius (MRU)–Frankfurt (FRA) LH522 4Y008 :LH4362 Frankfurt (FRA)–Bridgetown (BGI) 01NOV21 LH523 4Y009 :LH4363 Bridgetown (BGI)–Frankfurt (FRA) LH508 4Y014 :LH4364 Frankfurt (FRA)–Varadero (VRA) 02NOV21 LH509 4Y015 :LH4365 Varadero (VRA)–Frankfurt (FRA) LH512 4Y006 :LH4366 Frankfurt (FRA)–Montego Bay (MBJ) 03NOV21 LH513 4Y007 :LH4367 Montego Bay (MBJ)–Frankfurt (FRA) LH570 4Y132 :LH4356 Frankfurt (FRA)–Windhoek (WDH)– 29MAR22 LH571 4Y133 :LH4357 Victoria Falls (VFA) Victoria Falls (VFA)–Windhoek (WDH)– Frankfurt (FRA) LH516 4Y136 :LH4396 Frankfurt (FRA)–Mombasa (MBA)– 03JUN22 LH517 4Y137 :LH4397 Kilimanjaro (JRO) Kilimanjaro (JRO)–Mombasa (MBA)– Frankfurt (FRA) In addition, Austrian Airlines (OS) and SWISS (LX) marketing flight numbers will also be available on Eurowings Discover flights. Group bookings Group bookings are automatically transferred to the Lufthansa marketing flight number of the flights operated by Eurowings Discover. Note on Special Service Requests (SSR) With the switch to Eurowings Discover, the following Special Service Requests (SSR) are no longer bookable: Special Meals: EAML, EBML, ECML, EDML, EEML, EFML, EGML, EHML, EIML, EJML, BBML, CHML, AVML, GFML, HNML, KSML, LFML, LSML, MOML, NLML, SPML, VGML, VJML, VLML Other SSR: AOXY, AVIH, DEPA, DEPU, STCR, VDAL As Lufthansa will continue to operate flights to Punta Cana and Windhoek until Eurowings Discover takes over, the special services bookable with Lufthansa will still be available on these flights until the planned launch of Eurowings Discover. (As at: 15 July 2021. Subject to change). .
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