Discover Airlines to increase direct flights between Munich and Windhoek, Namibia in April 2027

Author: Staff WriterPublished on: July 16, 2026Country: Namibia

Travel & Tourism

Discover Airlines to increase direct flights between Munich and Windhoek, Namibia in April 2027

From April 2027, Discover Airlines, a Lufthansa Group subsidiary, will offer 5 weekly non-stop flights between Munich and Windhoek, up from 3 currently. The Lufthansa Group will operate a total of 12 weekly flights from Frankfurt and Munich. Flights will use Airbus A330-300 aircraft progressively retrofitted with the new 'Ocean Blue' cabin interior starting in 2027.

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