Lufthansa Airbus A380 aircraft seat map Lufthansa

First class is located at the front part of the upper deck and is separated from business class by a vast galley area. There are only two rows of four seats each. The seats are very wide at 31.5" (80cm) and convert into spacious 81" (206cm) long flat beds for sleeping. Each seat also has an ottoman that offers additional storage and can be used as a seat for visitors and dining together. Privacy is low as there are no walls or sliding doors . The seats have both USB and A/C power outlets and, of course, individual inflight entertainment screens. The cabin is also WiFi equipped with internet access. Two dedicated lavatories are located at the front of the cabin at either side of the stair case.

The older Business Class on the A380 features a 2+2+2 layout that offers little privacy and makes it hard to get out of the window seats when in bed mode. The seats have plenty of space and legroom thanks to the 64" (163cm) seat pitch and they convert into fully flat beds for sleeping. Each seat has individual inflight entertainment screens and USB A as well as A/C power outlets. Lavatories and galleys are located at the front and in the middle of the cabin. The aircraft is WiFi equipped with internet connectivity.

Premium Economy is at the front of the lower deck and is in a 2+4+2 layout. The seats are 19.3" wide (49cm) and have a seat pitch of 38" (97cm) with good recline. They feature individual 11.6" touch screen displays for inflight entertainment and sport both USB and A/C power outlets. Seats 52 D & G have unlimited legroom but lack any kind of floor storage as there is no seat in front. Two dedicated lavatories and the galley are located at the back of the cabin.

Economy is mainly located in the lower deck with a 3+4+3 layout. There is also a small cozy section at the back of the upper deck with a 2+4+2 layout. The seats are 18" (46cm) wide and have a seat pitch of 31"-32" (79-81cm). Seats in rows 75 and 95 as well as seats 76 A&K have additional legroom due to the exit locations. All seats feature small individual inflight entertainment screens and slow charging USB A outlets. Upper deck passengers at rows 96-98 (A & K seats) get additional storage space between the seat and the window.

First class is located at the front part of the upper deck and is separated from business class by a vast galley area. There are only two rows of four seats each. The seats are very wide at 31.5" (80cm) and convert into spacious 81" (206cm) long flat beds for sleeping. Each seat also has an ottoman that offers additional storage and can be used as a seat for visitors and dining together. Privacy is low as there are no walls or sliding doors . The seats have both USB and A/C power outlets and, of course, individual inflight entertainment screens. The cabin is also WiFi equipped with internet access. Two dedicated lavatories are located at the front of the cabin at either side of the stair case.

The refurbished Business Class on the A380 now features a 1+2+1 layout with direct aisle access for all passengers. The seats are 22.8" (58cm) wide and convert into 79" (2m) flat beds for sleeping. They sport the latest features like wireless charging and Bluetooth connectivity. Privacy has also been also improved thanks to flexible partitions and the staggered layout. Note that window seats that are closer to the aisle make it impossible to get a good look out of the windows. Lavatories and galleys are located at the front and in the middle of the cabin. The aircraft is WiFi equipped with internet connectivity.

Premium Economy is at the front of the lower deck and is in a 2+4+2 layout. The seats are 19.3" wide (49cm) and have a seat pitch of 38" (97cm) with good recline. They feature individual 11.6" touch screen displays for inflight entertainment and sport both USB and A/C power outlets. Seats 52 D & G have unlimited legroom but lack any kind of floor storage as there is no seat in front. Two dedicated lavatories and the galley are located at the back of the cabin.

Economy is mainly located in the lower deck with a 3+4+3 layout. There is also a small cozy section at the back of the upper deck with a 2+4+2 layout. The seats are 18" (46cm) wide and have a seat pitch of 31"-32" (79-81cm). Seats in rows 75 and 95 as well as seats 76 A&K have additional legroom due to the exit locations. All seats feature small individual inflight entertainment screens and slow charging USB A outlets. Upper deck passengers at rows 96-98 (A & K seats) get additional storage space between the seat and the window.