Lufthansa German Airlines has obtained certification for its new Boeing 787-9 business class product, “Lufthansa Allegris,” and began offering the service on March 15.
The Boeing 787-9 aircraft equipped with “Lufthansa Allegris” was first delivered in August 2025. It entered service on October 9, 2025, and the airline is currently operating eight of these aircraft. Due to delays in seat certification, the seats could not be sold until now. Of the 28 seats installed, 25 are available for sale, with the three seats in the second row not being offered.
“Lufthansa Allegris” is a new business class seat concept that offers multiple seat types. In addition to classic seats with free advance seat selection, passengers can pay to select front-row business class suites, extra space seats with more legroom, privacy seats by the windows, and extra-long beds with a total length of 2.2 meters.
The “Lufthansa Allegris” product has also been installed on Munich-based Airbus A350-900 aircraft, which have been in service since May 2024. The Boeing 787-9 fleet is based at Frankfurt Airport in Germany. Under the summer schedule, these aircraft operate flights from Frankfurt to Austin, Rio de Janeiro, Bogotá, Cape Town, Shanghai/Pudong, Hyderabad, and Hong Kong. From June, they will also serve New York/John F. Kennedy and Los Angeles, and from July, Delhi. Lufthansa plans to introduce a total of 29 aircraft with this product by the end of 2027.
