The Airbus A330 assigned to fly Germany's team to the World Cup will sport a special design that "sends a clear message to the world" said Lufthansa. Photo / Supplied
Lufthansa plans to send a clear message when it flies Germany's soccer team to the Middle East for the World Cup; diversity wins.
On November 14, 2022, the airline will fly players, coaches and staff to a training camp in Muscat, Oman on scheduled flight lH632 from Frankfurt to Dubai.
The airline will reportedly take the same 330 aircraft to Doha, Qatar for the World Cup.
However, this airline has not chosen any Airbus A330 but one painted with a "Diversity Wins" design, created especially for the event. Along the side of the plane, large figures are shown holding hands.
Lufthansa said the design, created with illustrator Peter Phobia, would allow the airline to represent its values around the world.
"The company enables its customers from all nations and cultures to connect, and welcomes everyone aboard, regardless of gender, age, ethnicity, religion, nationality, identity or sexual orientation," it said.
