Lufthansa proudly presents its first Airbus A350-900, which features the new Allegris first-class cabin. This addition enhances the airline’s commitment to premium travel, as earlier A350 models lacked first-class options.

The aircraft, named ‘Leverkusen,’ arrived at Munich Airport (MUC) on October 16. The CEO of Lufthansa expressed excitement about this upgrade. This move aims to strengthen the airline’s reputation as a top premium carrier.

Although the A350-900 has landed at one of Lufthansa’s main hubs, final preparations are still needed. Crew training is underway before the first-class suite can welcome passengers. Travelers can expect luxury with two single suites and one double suite. These suites provide a home-like atmosphere and ensure privacy and comfort.

Passengers can enjoy plenty of wardrobe space in their suites. They can also customize temperature settings for their comfort. A large in-flight entertainment screen allows guests to relax with movies.

Suites also include minibars and spacious tables, perfect for enjoying gourmet meals served by flight attendants. Lufthansa is upgrading all cabin classes, including business, premium economy, and economy, with the new Allegris design.

Despite high hopes, the rollout faced challenges. Supply chain issues delayed the introduction until 2024. Lufthansa schedules 28 weekly flights for the A350-900 in October. They adjusted the November itinerary due to the absence of first-class seats. As Lufthansa continues to focus on premium travel, the Allegris first class promises a luxurious journey for all passengers.

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