Survey: should visitors be allowed to the First cabin?
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Survey: should visitors be allowed to the First cabin?
Lufthansa is apparently looking into F pax being able to invite guests from other classes to join them in Allegris F for a talk, drink or dinner.
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
Last edited by oliver2002; Dec 11, 2023 at 1:39 am
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Lufthansa is apparently looking into F pax being able to invite guests from other classes to join them in Allegris F for a talk, drink or dinner.
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
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Lufthansa is apparently looking into F pax being able to invite guests from other classes to join them in Allegris F for a talk, drink or dinner.
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
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Lufthansa is apparently looking into F pax being able to invite guests from other classes to join them in Allegris F for a talk, drink or dinner.
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
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Lufthansa is apparently looking into F pax being able to invite guests from other classes to join them in Allegris F for a talk, drink or dinner.
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
Just completed the survey with my strong rejection. But was surprised of the question if I experienced on other airlines that pax from different travel class being invited to C or F. I am not sure, but afaik this is a no-go on pretty much any civilized airline nowadays, right?
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And if there is a risk more people could drink F champagne and eat F caviar and not even pay an F fare (cash or miles) for that then we all know what direction the quality of said offerings will go. Up it is not
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Lufthansa is apparently looking into F pax being able to invite guests from other classes to join them in Allegris F for a talk, drink or dinner.
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
I'm sure regular F travellers have thoughts, and I believe you should express them: https://cocreationhub.lufthansagroup...ining/overview
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How on earth could one come up with sich an idea? I suppose they mean invite someone for free (and not for a surcharge).
Just completed the survey with my strong rejection. But was surprised of the question if I experienced on other airlines that pax from different travel class being invited to C or F. I am not sure, but afaik this is a no-go on pretty much any civilized airline nowadays, right?
Just completed the survey with my strong rejection. But was surprised of the question if I experienced on other airlines that pax from different travel class being invited to C or F. I am not sure, but afaik this is a no-go on pretty much any civilized airline nowadays, right?
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Maybe there will be an "hourly" surcharge for the ohh so awesome kind of "double seat" then? That finally explains the monetization of the Allegris F concept .
Last edited by demue; Sep 30, 2023 at 5:05 am
#12
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I also received a request to participate, and like everyone in this thread, I voted straight no down the line. As someone said, it should be a sanctuary. I can also see that in dropping the A380 ... with less Business seats, Business is almost sold out on the MUC runs 30 days out. Now, I wonder how that will work, if they start inviting Y class into B for dinner and drinks.... that will be the next step.
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I'd be surprised if there aren't already executives having zoom calls from the "privacy" of their closed-door shells in F and C "suites". Onboard wifi should easily be enough to cater for an audio call if not video.
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How about getting rid of F and replace it with a bar? F will be just a magnet of frustration anyway (i.e. impossible to book or upgrade to due to no availability). In a bar people can get together and create their noise there.