Business class fliers can settle into individual suites, surrounded by chest-high walls offering privacy, and one-two-one cabin configuration means sliding doors open up to the aisle and cause as little disruption to other passengers as possible. New business class suites also feature monitors up to 27 inches in width, personal minibars and wardrobe-style cabinets. 

Aside from these benefits available in all the suites, it is now possible to tailor the flying experience under this new Allegris business class concept. Travelling with a little one? Some suites house baby bassinets. Seeking sleep before meetings? Suites that open up to extra-long 2.2 metre beds are the best bet. The meticulously designed cabins offer something different for every passenger, recognising evolving travel needs.

Should travellers choose to create a dedicated co-working space in the sky, it’s possible to connect two suites together and create a private space in the heart of the cabin.

Lufthansa’s first class also has a new look. The airline’s ‘suite plus’ cabins offer ceiling-high walls, closable doors, a large table for working and dining, and two wide seats that come together to form a double bed. Mobiles can connect to the media system, clothes can be neatly arranged in the wardrobe and there are no mid-flight hot flushes – temperature controls allow seats to be chilled or heated up with the click of a button.