In the Americas, the German giant has seen its corporate bookings hit 80% of pre-pandemic levels this year. Seven different Allegris business class options will technically be available in the same cabin class, as the carrier tries to maintain this momentum.
Business class passengers have come to expect direct aisle access and the ability to go full-flat in bed mode, so the baseline features of the Allegris seats will be present.
With an alternating 1-1-1 and 1-2-1 configuration featuring center thrones and center pairs, and with some window seats closer to the aisle, the carrier will be able to cater to different passengers.
The longer full-flat bed will be offered to passengers who are over 6 feet tall, according to the vice president of passenger sales for the Americas.
It is not clear if this is a reference to the front row product. The front row of Allegris will have more comfort and privacy due to higher walls and sliding doors. Travelers can enjoy extended personal space, a monitor up to 27 inches in size and ample storage space.
The front row suite of new @lufthansa “Allegris” Business Class product coming with its first own #Boeing787 next year is probably the best seat in the house, even compared to new First suites. It’s one of seven (!) different seat types just in the same C class cabin #PaxEx pic.twitter.com/tkezxtyPwW
— Andreas Spaeth (@SpaethFlies) October 14, 2022
The Allegris business class will have six more seating options with the highest level of comfort, including seat walls that are at least 45 inches high, and generous space in the shoulder area.
The booking experience will be updated and the technology used to help passengers choose the right product will be revealed in February of next year.
Business class seats can be turned into a two meter long bed. The image is of the airline.
The Allegris brand includes a new first class product, as well as new premium economy and economy service, and is expected to be offered on some 100 aircraft.
The first 787-9 to the US arrived at Newark International Airport on the day of the media event. The carrier pointed out that the twinjet is a key part of its plan to reduce CO2
The service from the hubs has been restored to pre-pandemic levels, according to the company. St. Louis-Frankfurt was launched in June.
The US corporate travelers prefer Italy and India. In New York, a coffee cart inspired by Florence and an India Spice Market themed display were displayed.
The famous "Mnchner Christkindlmarkt" or the "Mnchner Christmas Market", which draws travelers from around the world, was included in the display.
The author went to the Fit for the Future Academy. The image is called Karun Mukhi.
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