Lufthansa introduces its new blue livery

Lufthansa Introduces New Livery and We Love It!

2/8/2018

The new Lufthansa livery has been revealed, and we love it! The Lufthansa Blue project will see the airline’s classic yellow and blue tailfins replaced with a new, deeper blue design. A redrawn wordmark will also feature while the airline’s fuselages are now all white, instead of the existing grey underbelly. The crane logo, created by Otto Firle in 1918, has been retained. It is sleek and stylish, and has a modern look.

The livery was shown to media at an event in Cape Town by CEO Carsten Spohr. But what really matters to passengers is fixing the interiors of the planes. Service is good; but the aircraft interiors also need to world-class. The passenger experience comes from what's inside the aircraft, not what's outside. I recall trying out the Business Class seats of the brand new Boeing 747-8i, and it was like sitting in a brand new Mercedes car!

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