Lufthansa » Economy (short haul)
Class rating 7.4
- Boarding 8.0
- Seat for sitting 6.7
- Seat for sleeping 1.7
- Service 7.0
- Entertainment 0.3
- Food & drink 6.3
- Punctuality 8.7
- Baggage 9.3
- Of course, your ratings vary widely for different classes. Choose one below for full details.
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All Lufthansa seat plans
- B747-400 (Config. 1) - 7.7
- A330-300 - 9.1
- A340-300 (Config.1) - 6.7
- A340-600 (Config. 1) - 6.9
- A300-600 - 0.0
- A319-100 - 0.0
- A320-200 - 0.0
- B737-300 - 7.2
- A321-100 / 200 - 5.8
- A380-800 - 0.0
- B737-500 - 0.0
- ATR42-500 - 8.7
- ATR72-500 - 0.0
- BAe146-300 - 0.0
- CRJ700 - 7.7
- CRJ900 - 0.0
- Embraer 195 - 0.0
- Fokker 100 - 0.0
- Bombardier Q300 - 0.0
- Avro RJ85 - 5.3
- 100 - 0.0
- 143 - 0.0
- 73H - 0.0
- BUS - 0.0
- CR2 - 0.0
- DH3 - 0.0
- DH4 - 0.0
- E70 - 0.0
- TRN - 0.0
- E90 - 0.0
- A340-300 (Config.2) - 0.0
- A340-300 (Config.3) - 0.0
- A340-600 (Config. 2) - 0.0
- B747-400 (Config. 2) - 0.0
- B747-400 (Config. 3) - 0.0
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All Lufthansa’s short-haul economy class seats have a pitch of 31-32 inches except its Airbus A320 and 321s, which have a roomy 34 inches. Seats are all 17.5 inches (44cm) wide and recline 20 degrees from vertical.
Entertainment is via overhead screens on Airbus aircraft, but older Boeings have no system. Lufthansa remains a full-service carrier and you will receive some sort of free food and drink during your flight.
On flights of more than three hours there is a choice between a meat dish and a vegetarian
option.
On all other, shorter flights passengers are served with cold
snacks. On very short domestic flights within Germany there is only
time for a limited service of hot or cold drinks.
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LondonCity flew Lufthansa Economy (short haul), on a CRJ700
Dusseldorf to Bucharest (August 2009) Note: This flight was taken on a 48-seater Canadair CR2 which is a shortened version of the CR7 displayed here. Knowing that the CR2 is a rear-engined plane and that this Monday morning flight was likely to be full I took the precaution of checking-in online the evening before. I managed to grab seat 6F which is away from... more
Overall:
7.7
LondonCity flew Lufthansa Economy (short haul), on a ATR42-500
London City to Dusseldorf (August 2009) London City (LCY) was eerily quiet for this 1800 Sunday evening flight operated by an ATR42-500 turbo-prop. Although the flight is billed as a Lufthansa service (and bore the carrier's regional livery) it is actually operated by under licence by German airline Contactair. I had checked in online earlier in the day and... more
Overall:
8.7
