Lufthansa Takes First A350 Flight with New Allegris Cabin

Lufthansa marked a historic moment as the first Airbus A350 adorned with the brand-new Allegris cabin touched down at Munich Airport.

Flight LH9581 heralded the arrival of D-AIXT, the inaugural aircraft to showcase this innovative cabin, boasting new products across all classes. Piloted by Thomas Jahn and Corvin Jacobs, the flight journeyed from Toulouse to Munich, symbolizing a new era of passenger comfort and luxury.

Jens Ritter, CEO of Lufthansa, extended a warm welcome not only to the aircraft but also to the dedicated team instrumental in bringing this newest addition home. Notably, this ferry flight made strides in sustainability, operating with 17% Sustainable Aviation Fuel, underlining Lufthansa’s commitment to eco-friendly aviation practices.

The unveiling of the Allegris cabin marks a significant milestone in lufthansa flights
history, representing the largest product and service overhaul in the airline group’s journey. With a staggering investment of 2.5 billion euros by 2025, the Allegris project aims to revamp the First, Business, Premium Economy, and Economy classes, promising passengers an unparalleled travel experience.

In the coming days and weeks, travelers can anticipate discovering more about the Allegris cabin, as lh flights prepares to roll out this innovative concept across its fleet. With a total of 27,000 new seats set to grace the interiors of Boeing 747-8, Boeing 787, A350-900 aircraft, and the future Boeing 777-9, passengers can look forward to elevated levels of comfort and sophistication on their journeys with Lufthansa.