Lufthansa discloses A350-900 cabin features
Lufthansa, which will base its first 10 Airbus A350-900s at its Munich hub from Jan 2017, has disclosed several cabin features of the new aircraft. The carrier’s A350 XWBs will accommodate 293 passengers, comprising 48 seats in business, 21 in premium economy and 224 in economy class. Initial destinations are likely to be Delhi and Boston, Lufthansa said. The carrier said that it will offer a new service in business class where passengers will be able to serve themselves refreshments between meals in a specially designed self-service area. Economy class features ergonomically designed seats that include more room to stow personal items. Lufthansa’s on-board Internet system, FlyNet, will be provided in all classes. Features also include a larger personal TV screens featuring the most advanced user interface. <br/>
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Lufthansa discloses A350-900 cabin features
Lufthansa, which will base its first 10 Airbus A350-900s at its Munich hub from Jan 2017, has disclosed several cabin features of the new aircraft. The carrier’s A350 XWBs will accommodate 293 passengers, comprising 48 seats in business, 21 in premium economy and 224 in economy class. Initial destinations are likely to be Delhi and Boston, Lufthansa said. The carrier said that it will offer a new service in business class where passengers will be able to serve themselves refreshments between meals in a specially designed self-service area. Economy class features ergonomically designed seats that include more room to stow personal items. Lufthansa’s on-board Internet system, FlyNet, will be provided in all classes. Features also include a larger personal TV screens featuring the most advanced user interface. <br/>
