29 January 2025
New flight Foggia-Munich
The connection is operated by the airline Lumiwings twice a week from the end of May to the end of October 2025
Starting from the end of May, Foggia will be connected with Munich, one of the most important international hubs in Europe. The flight, operated by the airline Lumiwings, will be active until October, with a twice-weekly frequency (Tuesday and Saturday) and will allow a strategic connection between northern Puglia and Germany.
This new connection to the 'Gino Lisa' airport in Foggia represents an important step for strengthening the accessibility of the Apulian territory and for tourism and commercial development. Munich Airport (MUC) is an international hub and this new route represents the possibility of flying from Foggia to destinations all over the world.
Edited by the Editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and photos: Copyright © Foggia Airport Press Office
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