Interested In Flying Lufthansa Allegris? Here Are The Routes Where You Can Fly It
Intro
Lufthansa has finally debuted part of their "Allegris" product in the past few months and is now starting to receive more and more orders of their new planes featuring the product. With that being said, there are currently a few routes operating this product. Let's find out what they are.
The Details
In the next few years, it will become typical to be flying on the Lufthansa Allegris product when flying business class instead of their old and dated 2-2-2 product. For now, though, only four newly delivered A350s offer this product.
These are tail numbers D-AIXT, D-AIXU, D-AIXR, and D-AIXV.
The rollout of Allegris has been one of the slowest in the history of aviation. However, not that the ball has started rolling; the new planes seem to be coming in at decent speed. Just not with their new First Class yet😂.
The Routes
As of now, the routes that are currently operated by the newly delivered A350s consist of:
LH726/LH727- Munich- Shanghai
LH458/LH459 Munch- San Francisco
Now, of course, Lufthansa often has equipment swaps at the last minute, but these tend to be the most operated routes.
The other routes that don't operate as frequently consist of Chicago and Vancouver. By the end of the year, you can expect Bangalore and Cape Town to be added to the mix.
Cape Town is the one that interests me since I would have guessed that the destination is more of a leisure destination. Hence, perfect for a 2-2-2 configuration.
Final Thoughts
Lufthansa currently has four of their newly delivered jets flying around with Allegris for now. By the end of this year, expect to see another couple of jets delivered in order to fulfill the demand for Bangalore and Cape Town. For now, your best chance to fly to Allegris would be to Shanghai and San Francisco.
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