DOHA: Passengers flying out of Doha can now experience further comfort and convenience on board Lufthansa German Airlines with the new First Class and Business Class on daily services between the Qatari capital and Frankfurt operated by the retrofitted Airbus 330-300.
“We are delighted to offer two of Lufthansa’s leading products, the award-winning Lufthansa First Class and the new Business Class, to our most discerning customers in Qatar, who always seek the best travel experience,” said Karsten Zang, General Manager, UAE and Director Gulf and Pakistan at Lufthansa German Airlines.
Lufthansa’s new First Class is continuously enjoying strong recognition worldwide. Not only has there been excellent feedback from top customers since its introduction in 2010, it has also won numerous accolades. Lufthansa’s First Class and its range of services were awarded 5-Stars by Skytrax in their star ranking, while the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences (AAHS) presented its International 5 Star Diamond Award to Europe’s leading airline.
These awards promise passengers an outstanding travel experience, since five stars are synonymous with top quality, first-class comfort and personal service. And this will soon be the case not only in First Class, but throughout the Lufthansa product range.
Upon entering the cabin, the first impression is one of spaciousness, inviting passengers to relax and unwind. Superb-quality materials plus a clear, uniform design language echo the elegant features of the First Class Lounges and the First Class Terminal in Frankfurt. Lufthansa’s First Class cabin offers ergonomically contoured seats, which convert into a fully flat, two-metre long bed — the largest, most comfortable bed of its class.
The generously proportioned, open design and exclusive ambience with simple, distinct lines and subtle colours creates a light, appealing and inviting atmosphere. A concept with separate cabins was deliberately rejected because at numerous customer events, and during in-flight tests and surveys, Lufthansa passengers expressed a clear preference for an open-plan design. However, thanks to a flexible privacy screen, First Class guests can determine the degree of individual privacy they desire.
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