What are the differences in space and features between seats 1D and 1G on Lufthansa’s A350-900 business class?
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Seats 1D and 1G on Lufthansa’s A350-900 are part of the premium Business Suite configuration, offering the highest level of comfort and privacy in the cabin.
Seat 1D and 1G: Space and Features Comparison
- Located in the first row of the business class cabin, both seats are fully enclosed with sliding doors for maximum privacy.
- Feature extra-large ottomans, larger entertainment screens (24 inches), and higher partitions for enhanced personal space.
- Include premium soft product elements such as extra bedding, pajamas, and additional storage.
- Both seats are available for purchase at a fee of €400 to €600 per person per flight, with free access for Miles & More HON Circle and Senator members.
- The only difference is their position: 1D is on the window side of the center pair, while 1G is on the aisle side of the center pair, but both offer identical space and feature sets.🔗
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