Where is Lufthansa Allegris flying from Frankfurt? Discover the winter 2025/2026 destinations!

(11 September 2025)

In May 2024, Lufthansa Allegris made its maiden flight to Vancouver. Since then, over half a million passengers have experienced the innovative travel classes for themselves. The general consensus has been enthusiastic.

Lufthansa Allegris is finally coming to Frankfurt – on board the Boeing 787-9. You can now book the Business Class Suites, Premium Economy, and Economy Class for winter 2025/2026 – from Frankfurt to Austin (starting 2 December 2025), Bogotá, Hyderabad, and Rio de Janeiro!*

The Boeing 787-9 offers three travel classes, with 231 seats in Economy Class, 28 in Premium Economy, and 28 in Business Class. You can already book the four exclusive Business Class Suites, as well as seats in Premium Economy and Economy Class for your customers. The remaining Business Class seats are currently undergoing certification and are expected to be completed by the end of 2025.

Extra benefit for Business Class travelers:
Until certification is finalized, the Business Class Suites can be reserved free of charge – no advance seat reservation (ASR) fee applies.

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* Please note that different Boeing 787-9s, which are not yet equipped with Lufthansa Allegris, will also be flown on the Bogotá, Hyderabad, and Rio de Janeiro routes.

Why is Lufthansa launching with only a partially available Business Class?

This is a strategic move: By introducing the Boeing 787-9 early – even with limited Business Class capacity – Lufthansa can train and certify a large number of cockpit crews on the new aircraft type. This approach allows the airline to efficiently accelerate the renewal of its long-haul fleet.

The goal: By the end of the 2026 summer schedule, more than 20 Dreamliners featuring the new Lufthansa Allegris travel experience are expected to be in service – offering even more comfort, personalization, and choice on long-haul routes.

By the end of 2025, Lufthansa expects to receive up to nine additional Boeing 787-9 aircraft at its main hub in Frankfurt – that’s roughly one new delivery every two weeks.