Lufthansa Group subsidiary Lufthansa City Airlines has taken delivery of its first factory-fresh Airbus A320neo in Hamburg.

Lufthansa City Airlines took delivery of its first brand-new Airbus A320neo at the Airbus factory in Hamburg-Finkenwerder. The aircraft, registration D-AIJP, was named “Ingelheim am Rhein”.

Lufthansa City Airlines' first A320neo delivered directly from Airbus performs its delivery flight. Credit: Lufthansa With the delivery of its first newly built A320neo from the Airbus facility in ...

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