Review of Lufthansa flight from Munich to Vancouver in Business

Hi,

On a sunny Saturday afternoon my journey started with a quick and friendly check in at the First Class area that is accessible for Star Alliance Gold customers. 

Security was also quick and I soon took the underground transfer train to bring me to the satellite building of Terminal 2.

The Senator Lounge in the satellite building was very crowded and it was quite hard to find a nice seat. The Lounge in general however looks rather nice with some great apron views and a nice bar.

The food & drink selection also is nice.

I had some small late lunch.

Some apron views on the parked aircraft.

This is the A350 bringing me to Vancouver that day.

Boarding started a little bit delayed but orderly with priority lane first. A friendly cabin crew welcomed me onboard and I headed to my nice window seat 5K.

This is a very special Lufthansa A350 as it is one of the very few models recently leased and who keep the former Philippine Airlines seat layout. That means a box design in Business Class with much more privacy compared to LH's standard longhaul fleet that offers a rather outdated Business Class configuration.

The seat is comfortable and provides nice privacy.

It also offers a lot of stowage areas.

I enjoyed the smooth boarding and soon welcome drinks were offered where I had a glass of sparkling wine.

Printed menus were next - nice to see they are still available on Lufthansa.

A safety video started and we taxied out for departure.

We climbed into sunny skies and reached our cruising altitude soon.

The inflight entertainment system provided a nice selection of entertainment and some good quality headsets were provided at each seat.

The amenity kit came in the design of a reusable shopping bag and had some helpful content for the journey.

Inflight service started ca. 40 minutes into the flight when the aperitif trolley reached my row. At this moment also orders for starter and main dish were taken. I started with a Gin Tonic that was served with some nuts.

Starter trays were served by hand directly from the galley follwed by bread from a basket. The tuna starter tasted nice.

Drinks were also offered again at this oppportunity - in general the very friendly crew was always very proactively offering drink refills throughout the flight.

Next was the main course which was a steak on the rather dry side.

I ordered the cheese plate and dessert cake to finish my meal.

Flight progresses very quiet and I could enjoy some excellent views of Greenland.

After several hours a snack trolley came trough the cabin that offered a nice choice.

About 1,5 hours before the landing an evening meal was offered where I opted for the cold main dish of salmon compared to warm pasta alternative. This meal was tasty and a nice end of the flight.

During descend we had some nice views over the Rocky Mountains.

Final approach over the suburbs of Vancouver was also nice and interesting.

We passed some parked aircraft from Asia.

Followed by some more European aircrafts getting ready for their journey back home.

Thanks for reading,
FlyAlex