Lufthansa Airlines is celebrating the launch of its new non-stop service between Kuala Lumpur and Frankfurt, connecting Malaysia’s capital with one of Europe’s leading aviation hubs.
The new service, initially five days a week and operated by a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, features 287 seats across three travel classes and fitted with Lufthansa’s new Allegris cabin.
The launch marks an expansion of Lufthansa’s south-east Asian network and provides customers in Malaysia with direct access to Frankfurt and onward connections across Europe and around the world.
“Today marks an important milestone for Lufthansa and our customers in Malaysia," said Frank Naeve, Lufthansa Group senior vice president for global sales.
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"With the launch of our non-stop service between Kuala Lumpur and Frankfurt, we are strengthening the connection between Malaysia and Europe while bringing our latest long-haul aircraft and Allegris travel experience to the market.
"With the launch of our non-stop service between Kuala Lumpur and Frankfurt, we are strengthening the connection between Malaysia and Europe while bringing our latest long-haul aircraft and Allegris travel experience to the market.
"Malaysia is an important economic centre in south-east Asia and a growing destination for international business and investment, while its rich cultural heritage and diverse attractions make it equally appealing to leisure travellers.
"Our new non-stop service connects these two worlds, making travel between Malaysia and Europe more convenient and providing our customers with an enhanced long-haul travel experience.”
Flight LH705 departs Kuala Lumpur at 11:55pm and arrives in Frankfurt at 6am the following morning. The return flight LH704 departs Frankfurt at 9:30pm and arrives in Kuala Lumpur at 4:40pm the following day.
Flight LH705 departs Kuala Lumpur at 11:55pm and arrives in Frankfurt at 6am the following morning. The return flight LH704 departs Frankfurt at 9:30pm and arrives in Kuala Lumpur at 4:40pm the following day.
Lufthansa serves Bangkok, Singapore and Phuket and Kuala Lumpur becomes the airline’s fourth destination in south-east Asia.
Dato Sri Tiong King Sing, minister of tourism, arts and culture in Malaysia, said: “In line with the Visit Malaysia 2026–2027 campaign, we welcome Lufthansa’s new non-stop service between Kuala Lumpur and Frankfurt, which further enhances Malaysia’s connectivity with Germany and the wider European market. Strong air connectivity is fundamental to tourism growth, strengthening economic links and fostering greater cultural exchange."
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