Lufthansa is set to revolutionize the airline industry with the debut of its Allegris aircraft interior on May 1st. This highly anticipated cabin design will first be unveiled on new Airbus A350 planes, beginning with routes connecting Munich to Vancouver. The Allegris cabins are poised to be the most diverse and innovative in the sky, promising travelers a unique and luxurious flying experience.
The Allegris cabins will feature a range of seating options, catering to different passenger preferences and needs. While Lufthansa initially announced seven distinct business class products, the latest press release mentions only five options. Additionally, the planes will offer four distinct economy products and a premium economy cabin. Although the Airbus A350 Allegris aircraft are expected to include two first-class seats, the initial flights will not feature this option.
Lufthansa’s original plan was to introduce the Allegris configuration on Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners last fall, offering a total of 12 seating products across economy, premium economy, and business class. However, delays in Boeing deliveries have pushed back these launches. Despite this setback, Lufthansa and its sister airline Swiss have ambitious plans to expand the Allegris interiors to over 100 aircraft, including new Dreamliners, A350s, and Boeing 777-9s. The carrier also intends to reconfigure some of its existing widebodies, such as the Boeing 747-8s.
Travelers can now access seat maps of Allegris flights on Lufthansa’s booking channels, allowing them to view and select their preferred seating arrangements. Interestingly, Lufthansa has announced that for the initial period of flying Allegris A350s, there will be no separate pricing for the various business-class products. This move aims to provide customers with a seamless booking experience and access to premium amenities without additional costs.
Lufthansa’s Allegris aircraft interior represents a significant leap forward in the airline industry, offering passengers a wide range of seating options and configurations. With plans to expand the Allegris interiors to a large portion of its fleet, Lufthansa is committed to providing a luxurious and customized flying experience for its customers. As the Allegris configuration takes to the skies, it is poised to set a new standard for airline interiors and passenger comfort.