Seatplan for Flight LH1176

51% Economy Class & Beyond

49% Other

Lufthansa Flight LH1176 operates on a Boeing 787-9 aircraft configured with the Allegris business class cabin, which has been certified for use as of March 18, 2026. The seat layout features a 1-2-1 reverse herringbone configuration in Business Class, with 28 seats across the cabin. Economy Class & Beyond +2

Business Class Layout

28 seats in a 1-2-1 reverse herringbone layout with privacy doors.
25 of the 28 seats are certified for use, with row 2 currently excluded due to certification delays.
Premium options such as the Business Class Suite, Extra Space Seat, Privacy Seat, and Extra Long Bed are available for an additional fee.🔗

Economy Class & Beyond +3

Seat Selection and Features

Standard Business Class seats are available at no extra charge, but premium options require advance reservation.
Each seat includes a 15.6-inch IFE screen, personal lighting, universal power outlets, and USB-A chargers. 🔗
The seat controls are located on the armrest, and the IFE system is accessible via a remote on the opposite armrest.🔗

Economy Class & Beyond +4

Additional Notes

The aircraft is scheduled to fly from Frankfurt to Kuala Lumpur, with the route launching on March 5, 2026.
Seat maps are interactive and show available seats and potential fees. Always confirm your seat selection in your reservation.🔗

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