Lufthansa brings its next-generation Allegris cabin experience to Singapore
- The Munich–Singapore route to also feature Lufthansa Allegris aboard the Airbus A350-1000 from December
Lufthansa has brought its next-generation Allegris cabin experience to Singapore, marking another milestone in the airline’s investment in premium travel and its commitment to the Asian market. As of today, flights between Munich and Singapore will be operated by a next-generation Allegris aircraft.
Lufthansa Allegris represents a significant investment in the passenger experience, with a redesigned cabin concept across all travel classes. The product combines contemporary design, enhanced comfort and a greater choice of seating options, reflecting Lufthansa’s ambition to offer customers a more personalised long-haul journey.
Singapore is an important market in Lufthansa’s global network, serving as a major centre for international business, trade and tourism. The enhanced onboard offering strengthens the airline’s proposition for customers travelling between Singapore and Europe, as well as those connecting onwards through Munich to destinations across Lufthansa’s global network.
In the first weeks of December 2026, the Munich–Singapore route will also be added to the destination portfolio of Lufthansa’s newest aircraft, the Airbus A350-1000. The service will feature the Lufthansa Allegris cabin and will be operated alternately by the Airbus A350-1000 and Airbus A350-900, bringing Lufthansa’s latest long-haul cabin experience to customers travelling between Singapore and its Munich hub.
The introduction of Allegris on the route underscores Lufthansa’s continued focus on product innovation and customer experience, while reinforcing the strategic importance of its connections between Asia and Europe.
About Lufthansa Group
The Lufthansa Group is an aviation group with operations worldwide. With 100,000 employees, the Lufthansa Group generated revenue of €35.4 bn in the financial year 2023. Its largest business segment is the Passenger Airlines. Other key business segments include Logistics and Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) as well as other companies and Group functions such as IT companies and Lufthansa Aviation Training. All airlines and business segments play leading roles in their respective markets.