Review of Lufthansa flight from Moscow to Munich in Economy

Hello everyone!
My name is Nikolay, I am from Moscow. I'm 43. You can see my reports in original here.
Today I will describe my first Lufthansa experience from Moscow. On my holiday in mid-autumn I decided to visit my favourite Italy once again. Firstly, I wanted to fly with Aeroflot from Moscow Sheremetyevo to Milan MXP, but I've discovered Lufthansa for a cheaper price on the route Moscow Domodedovo - Genoa via Munich and back from Milan Linate via Frankfurt. The tickets for 3 persons were cheaper than Aeroflot ones - about 76000 RUB or 1050 EUR as of the exchange rate on that day instead of about 92000 or 1270 EUR. And… I really wasn't disappointed of my choice.
1. Lufthansa website
To start with, I want to tell a few words about Lufthansa website.
The design is very convenient - all the functions are user-friendly. In comparison with Aeroflot, you can choose the seats previously in the basic fare - that's a big plus, LH. In Aeroflot you can choose only at the online check-in. Previously - only if you are an elite member of Aeroflot Bonus or you're flying with business class.

2. Moscow-Domodedovo Airport
As usually, I arrived there 2 hours before departure. Well, it is my first time in DME after 2008. I must admire, everyting is not so bad there, but as for me, I prefer Sheremetyevo-D much more.

In Russia you should pass a small security check while entering the terminal, so there was a little queue.

So, let's go to our check-in desks.

Got BPs for both flights, I'll pick my luggage up in Genoa.

The check-in agent told us to pass the controls on the upper level (A). In Domodedovo you can pass through 3 sectors - A (upper level), B (lower, on the level of jetbridges) and E (upper level in the end of terminal).

Some views of the upper level of the pier:

I decided to visit the Priority Pass lounge. Previously it belonged to Lufthansa, passengers of its business class visit Austrian lounge now.

It has a cozy interior.

Of course, not without a buffet. =)

That was my choice.

The flights board:

It's time for boarding. Passing the nearby Julius Meinl Cafe:

So, let's proceed to our gate 4.

Our A321-200 D-AIDP Paderborn is waiting for us since midnight.

The boarding started.

3. Flight LH2531 Moscow - Munich

The distance is 1944 km. flight duration 2:50.
Entering the aircraft. Business Class:

And our seats in 12 row on the right side.

Swiss A320 is standing next to us. Gonna fly with them to Rome in the end of March.

S7 A319 and Etihad A321…

Vim Avia B777-200 (ex. SIA one, I think)

Belavia B737 with the World of Tanks livery…

Nordavia and Nordwind B737 by the domestic sector…

S7:

Swiss A320 also started its taxiing…

Vim Avia B757-200

Ural Airlines:

AirBridgeCargo B747-8F

Red Wings Tu-204/214 (ex. Aviastar and Transaero)

Take off…

Bye bye Moscow!

A breakfast was given afterwards - the pancakes or omelette. I've chosen the first variant. In comparison with Aeroflot I was really impressed by LH's catering!

So let's have a look at the cabin.
The views:

The legroom:

However, the headrest is not adjustable as one in Aeroflot.

The interior is typical for A320 family since 2007. I was wondered that Lufthansa has lighting under the overhead bins.

The armrest and the buckle cover are in a good condition.

What on earth? :o

Let's have a look at what we have in the front seat pocket.
I really like the LH safety cards' design!

A flight magazine and a catalogue… And a useful transit information…

Soon we started the descend to Munich…

And smoothely landed!

Taxiing to our gate H40.

An A333 next to us…

last look from the jetbridge:

4. Munich Airport Terminal 2
Proceeding to the passport control:

Afterwards I followed the signs to the Schengen gates, but that will be in the next review…