Originally Posted by
chris1001
I am surprised that the airports marketing department aren’t pushing Munich’s accessibility to the Austrian Alps. Some of the best ski resorts in the world are only a couple of hours drive from Munich and the new service makes long weekend trips much easier.
The Lufthansa terminal is a far slicker experience than the hell hole that Geneva is in ski season. Tickets are very cheap for many dates which suggests lack of demand so I just hope the service is a success. Far better to have a flag carrier on the route than EasyJet or Jet2 for connections and the rarity of inbound passengers.
Yes, and as I have reminded before, skis/boards go free on Lufty on anything but Lite fares, and that is a major saving compared to EZY, Jet2, BA, KLM, etc. Current car hire rates on the usual comparative sites are generally way less at MUC than GVA.