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November 17, 2025
Lufthansa introduces aircraft with the new 'Allegris' concept on the Munich-Haneda route.
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Lufthansa German Airlines launched its new cabin specification, "Allegris," on Monday, October 27th, operating between Munich, Germany, and Haneda. "Allegris" is being introduced across all classes, with particular attention drawn to the innovative First Class, which emphasizes personalization and privacy.
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Innovative First Class Focused on Personalization and Privacy
The "Allegris" cabin is featured on the Airbus A350-900 aircraft operating between Munich and Haneda. Lufthansa Group boasts that "never in its 99-year history has the company invested so heavily in a premium product."
In the "Allegris" First Class, the A350-900 aircraft is equipped with two private suites and the uniquely designed "Suite Plus." The interior of the First Class suites creates a serene ambiance, with seats measuring one meter wide that also offer temperature control tailored to individual needs.
Each suite features floor-to-ceiling walls, a lockable door, a large table, spacious seating, a large screen, and wireless over-ear headphones, all appointed to befitting the highest class.
The personal wardrobe offers ample storage space for comfortable management of clothing and hand luggage, while individual lighting allows for the creation of a preferred relaxing atmosphere.
The "Suite Plus" not only provides maximum comfort for individual passengers but also offers a unique option for traveling with a companion.
In addition, Business Class offers a variety of seat options, including "Business Class Suite" with partitions and doors, and "Business Class Privacy Seat" for enhanced tranquility.
Premium Economy and Economy classes also feature expanded space, with all classes offering in-flight entertainment in 4K resolution.
Heiko Lütjens, Chief Customer Officer (CCO) of Lufthansa German Airlines, commented, "Personalization and privacy are values highly appreciated by our Japanese customers, and they are points we prioritize most."
The introduction of "Allegris" on flights to Japan is poised to broaden our options for travel to Europe.
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