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Lufthansa has introduced new seat categories across its network, including premium and budget options in both Business and Economy classes. One Mile at a Time +3

Business Class Seat Options

  • First Row Seat: Located in the front row, offering quicker boarding and deplaning; available for purchase at €400–€600 per flight, or free for HON Circle and Senator members.
  • Business Class Suite: Features privacy doors, enhanced storage, larger screens, and extra bedding; available on A350-900 and 787-9 aircraft. 🔗
  • Extra Space Seat: Offers additional legroom; priced separately. 🔗
  • Privacy Seat: Window seat with enhanced privacy; available for an additional fee. 🔗
  • Extra Long Bed Seat: Features a 2.20-meter lying surface; ideal for long-haul comfort.🔗
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Economy Class Seat Options

  • Back Seat: Located in the last four or more rows, priced below standard Economy Classic Seats; available for free to HON Circle and Senator members.
  • Classic Seat: Standard seat assignment, now priced higher than Back Seat; remains free for Economy Flex fare holders.🔗
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Key Notes

  • The Back Seat concept is marketed as a cost-saving option, though it is promoted as an “enhancement” despite being in the rear of the plane.
  • All new seat types are available for booking between ticket purchase and departure. 🔗
  • The A380’s business class has been upgraded with the Thompson Aero Vantage XL seat, offering 1-2-1 configuration, 58 cm width, and 2-meter beds.
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