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City Airlines is a subsidiary airline of Lufthansa. Established in 2022, it aims to become a prominent player in the aviation industry. City Airlines aims to launch operations in 2024 and is set to be based at Munich Airport where it can provide essential connections between Munich and various cities across the European Union.
City Airlines obtained its Air Operator's Certificate (AOC) in 2023. Its initial fleet will consist of up to 80 narrow-body aircraft, predominantly featuring Airbus A320s transferred from Lufthansa Cityline. The upcoming airline is strategically planning dual bases in Munich and Frankfurt.
Lufthansa has emphasised that the new subsidiary airline will aim to fill market gaps that aren't being addressed by its other subsidiary, Lufthansa Cityline.
Destinations
City Airlines hasn't begun operations yet however it plans to launch flights from 2024 to various cities across the European Union. This may include:
- Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt and Hamburg - Germany
- Paris, Marseille, Lyon and Toulouse - France
- Rome, Milan, Florence and Venice - Italy
- Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht - Netherlands
- Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Bruges - Belgium
- Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmo and Uppsala - Sweden
- Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw and Gdansk - Poland
- Vienna, Graz, Linz and Salzburg - Austria
- Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense and Aalborg - Denmark
- Dublin, Cork, Galway and Limerick - Ireland
Please note, it hasn't been confirmed whether City Airlines will operate flights to these cities however it is highly likely that the airline will have plans to offer flights to these cities in the future.
Baggage Allowance
City Airlines hasn't announced its specific baggage rules however there are general guidelines you can follow before packing for your trip.
Carry-on Baggage
Most airlines allow passengers to carry 1 piece of cabin baggage and 1 personal item (such as a purse or a laptop bag).
The size and weight restrictions for cabin baggage may vary however the common size limit is around 56 x 36 x 23 cm (22 x 14 x 9 inches), and the weight limit typically cannot exceed 7-10kg (15-22 lbs).
Please note that these rules may differ from the airline's own baggage allowance rules - please contact the airline directly for more accurate information.
Checked Baggage
The number of checked bags allowed will depend on your ticket type, class of service and the airline's specific policy.
Airlines often have a maximum weight limit of 20-23kg per checked baggage (44-50 lbs). The linear dimensions (length + width + height) also cannot exceed 158 cm (62 inches).
Please note that these rules may differ from the airline's own baggage allowance rules - please contact the airline directly for more accurate information.
Cabin Classes
City Airlines will operate flights across the EU with a fleet of short-haul, narrow-body aircraft. This means it may only offer an economy-class cabin configuration.
Economy Class
Economy Class on Airbus A320s is designed to provide passengers with a comfortable and efficient travel experience. Typically configured in a standard layout, the cabin offers a seating arrangement in rows that feature ergonomic seats with a moderate recline for added comfort during the journey.
Check-In Information
Check-in information for City Airlines flights hasn't been announced yet however there are general guidelines you can follow before checking in for your flight.
Online check-in
If City Airlines plans to offer online check-in for passengers, it may open 24 hours before the flight is scheduled to depart and close 3 hours before takeoff.
Please note that these rules may differ from the airline's own check-in information - please contact the airline directly for more accurate information.
Airport check-in
To check in at the airport, we recommend arriving at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight is scheduled to depart. Check-in counters may be open from 2 hours up until 30 minutes before departure.
Please note that these rules may differ from the airline's own check-in information - please contact the airline directly for more accurate information.
Food and Drink
It's not known whether food and drink will be offered on flights operated by City Airlines. It aims to begin operations with the Airbus A319 therefore it is likely the airline may offer complimentary snacks and beverages throughout the flight.
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Hub Airports
Munich Airport
Munich Airport, situated 28 kilometres northeast of Munich's city centre, is a major international airport in Germany named after Franz Josef Strauß. The airport consists of two primary terminals, with Terminal 1 primarily serving Lufthansa and its Star Alliance partners, and Terminal 2 catering to other airlines. With two parallel runways and a third for peak hours, Munich Airport consistently ranks among Europe's busiest airports, handling millions of passengers annually. The airport has been recognised for its efficiency, customer service and environmental initiatives. Munich Airport features diverse facilities such as shops, restaurants, lounges and a Visitors Park for aviation enthusiasts.
Munich Airport is also a hub airport for Discover Airlines (formerly Eurowings Discover) and Lufthansa.
Fleet
City Airlines hasn't launched yet however it plans to begin operations with an Airbus A319. The airline will eventually operate up to 80 narrowbody aircraft from the Lufthansa CityLine fleet, primarily the Airbus A320.