We hopped off the plane at Frankfurt and were pleased to find that the LH Business lounge was right across the hallway. One of the great things about Frankfurt is that there are quite a few LH Business lounges and all of them are a step above what British Airways …
We started off our journey at the Capital One Lounge at DFW (which I have reviewed here). For what it’s worth, the lounge has gotten progressively crowded and unless you are there early it becomes nigh impossible to find a seat outside the table area.
After the misery that was Christmas 2021 (we all got COVID-19), and a rough fall 2022 where I was constantly sick from one virus to the next, things were finally looking up at the start of December. I was finally sickness free and ready to go on my first trip …
I booked my flight to Switzerland using 30,000 United miles because they don’t add fuel surcharges on Lufthansa tickets, yet. Contrary to popular belief, I don’t fly business class all the time and certainly can’t afford to do so every time given how often I travel.
Boarding began promptly at 12:45pm for the flight over to Delhi and it was almost a free for all because of there really not being any division in boarding groups among business class passengers.
Upon our arrival into Frankfurt we made our way through the usual security lanes before making our way to the far end of the terminal for our gate.
Boarding began promptly at 3:15pm with the gate being a hodge podge of people trying to get on the aircraft. It’s always tough navigating to the front of the crowd or to the proper line because you are never sure who is flying business class and who isn’t.
After spending some time at the overcrowded American Express Centurion Lounge, I decided to be a loyal blogger and go over to check out the Lufthansa Business Class Lounge.
