Lufthansa is promoting its new Allegris First Class Suite Plus experience with discounted pricing offers aimed at premium travellers and corporate customers seeking added privacy, comfort and flexibility on long-haul flights.
The airline announced that passengers booking the spacious suite can currently receive a 50% discount on the seat reservation fee for single occupancy, while travellers sharing the suite can benefit from a 50% reduction on the second First Class fare.
The Suite Plus concept is designed for up to two passengers and forms part of Lufthansa’s wider Allegris premium cabin programme.
Luxury Suite Available On Selected Munich Routes
Lufthansa Allegris First Class is currently available on selected Airbus A350 flights operating to and from Munich.
The airline says the suite offers significantly more personal space and privacy than traditional first-class seating configurations.
The enclosed suite features nearly ceiling-high partitions and doors, allowing passengers to create a fully private environment during the flight.
Two extra-wide seats can also be converted into either a spacious single bed or a shared double bed configuration for travellers flying together.
Focus On Privacy, Technology And Comfort
The Allegris First Class Suite Plus includes individually adjustable lighting and personal climate controls, including seat heating and cooling functions.
Passengers also receive access to a large dining and workspace table alongside a 43-inch 4K entertainment monitor.
Additional technology features include a 10-inch tablet for controlling seat settings, wireless charging, Bluetooth connectivity for personal devices and wireless noise-cancelling headphones.
The suite also includes a personal wardrobe for added convenience during long-haul journeys.
SWISS Introduces Similar First Suite Product
The promotional offer also applies to the new SWISS First Suite Plus product, part of the airline’s wider SWISS Senses cabin redesign programme.
SWISS passengers can already experience the suite on flights between Zurich and Boston, as well as Zurich and Seoul from 29 March 2026.
The expansion reflects growing competition among European airlines to attract premium travellers with increasingly private and technology-focused first-class products.
Airlines Continue Investing In Premium Cabins
Luxury suite-style cabins have become a major battleground for global airlines as carriers compete for high-spending leisure travellers and business passengers.
Lufthansa’s Allegris programme represents one of the airline’s largest cabin modernisation projects in recent years, designed to improve the passenger experience across all travel classes.
The latest promotional pricing is expected to help introduce more travellers to the Suite Plus concept as airlines continue rebuilding premium travel demand.
