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Traveling in Lufthansa's business class on their Boeing 787-9 V.1 is an experience in luxury. With 26 seats, passengers are treated to spacious seating, gourmet meals, and premium in-flight entertainment. The attentive crew provides a bespoke service, ensuring every need is catered to.

For those seeking a step above, Lufthansa's premium economy on their Boeing 787-9 V.1 is the answer. With 21 seats, passengers enjoy enhanced comfort and additional legroom. The in-flight entertainment is upgraded, and the meal options are more diverse. Their attentive crew offers a more personalized service, ensuring a memorable journey.

Lufthansa's economy class on the Boeing 787-9 V.1 offers a practical solution for travelers. With 247 seats, it's a blend of cost-effectiveness and essential amenities. The in-flight entertainment keeps passengers engaged, and the dedicated crew ensures a satisfactory flight experience.

This is Allegris, Lufthansa’s new cabin concept. The new Business Class section features a total of 7 distinct seating options: “Suite” - Seats in row 1 at the front of the Business Class section are especially large and feature privacy walls and sliding doors. They are also fitted with special amenities like a minibar and a personal wardrobe. These are sold at a premium.“Extra Space” - Seats 2E, 4E and 6E have additional stowage and work spaces for the perfect office in the sky.“Privacy” - Seats 2A, 2K, 4A, 4K, 6A, 6K and 8K are window seats furthest from the aisle providing a more private atmosphere. “Extra Long Bed” - Seats 3D, 3G, 5D and 5G convert into extra long beds as the name implies (2.2m or 86.5in) providing a perfect sleeping experience. These also feature a flexible divider between seats so they can be used for solo travellers or couples. “Privacy with Baby” - Seat 8A at the back of the first cabin offers additional privacy and a baby bassinet to the side of the seat. The lavatory with changing facilities is not far behind. “Double” - Seats 7D and 7G in the last row are ideal for couples. The movable partition allows for a shared dining experience and the conversion into a double bed for sleeping. “Classic” - Seats 3C, 3H, 5C, 5H, 7C, 7H and 9H are classic Allegris Business Class seats situated nearer to the aisle while still offering a partial window view. All Allegris Business Class seats can be individually cooled or heated and have 18” 4K entertainment screens. AC and USB outlets as well as wireless charging are standard amenities as are noise cancelling headphones.

Lufthansa’s Allegris Premium Economy also feature newly developed seats. The 28 seats feature more privacy and a 39” (99cm) seat pitch. The fixed shell back with a sliding recline mechanism avoids disturbing the passengers in the row behind. The seats also feature a foot rest as well as AC and USB charging. A 15.6” 4K monitor coupled with noise cancelling headphones provides an excellent experience for the inflight entertainment system. Seats in the first row of Premium Economy feel more spacious due to the added knee space. The proximity to the galley might bother some, though. The last row is not well separated from the Economy class section so it is best avoided for a calmer experience. The lavatories shown in front of this cabin section are likely to be reserved for Business Class only so passengers would likely need to share the economy lavatories further back.

Lufthansa’s Allegris concept also extends into the Economy class section. The seats offer a much improved entertainment system. The screens are now an impressive 13.3” at a 4K resolution and feature bluetooth connectivity for passengers’ own headphones. Lufthansa now offers seats with at least 3” (7cm) additional legroom. These can be found in the first rows of each section. In particular: Seats 16C and 16H as well as 28A and 28K have the greatest legroom. However, the tray table and entertainment screen would be found in the arm rest constricting the seat width somewhat. Row 26 is close to the lavatories so it is best avoided as are the last two rows close to the main galley. Also be aware that seats 39A and 39K are missing a window. It is worth noting that Lufthansa allows for the purchase of an additional empty seat for more privacy and space.