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Eurowings, the European budget arm of Germany\u2019s Lufthansa, has released images of its latest cabin innovation in the form of a new seat akin to other airlines\u2019 business class product. The new seats, which are intended to be rolled out on specific members of the carrier\u2019s single-aisle fleet, will be seen across the Eurowings<\/a> medium-haul routes later in 2025, initially on a trial basis. The airline states that the new seating offers \u201ca level of comfort that is otherwise only seen on widebody jets.\u201d \u00a0<\/p>\n

Announced on May 29, 2025, Eurowings revealed that it would be launching a completely new business class<\/a> experience for longer medium-haul routes in autumn 2025. The new seat offering, to be branded as the \u2018Premium BIZ\u2019 seat, will be configured in a 2\u00d72 layout in a new forward cabin on the carrier\u2019s Airbus A320neo fleet. Supplied by the Italian seat manufacturer Geven, the new seats will each feature \u201cadjustable backrests, ergonomic design, and generous upholstery, offering significantly more comfort and privacy than is usual in today\u2019s medium-haul jets,\u201d stated the airline.<\/p>\n

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With the new Premium BIZ, Eurowings becomes the first airline in Germany to offer premium seats in its smaller, narrowbody aircraft. The newly launched business class offering will begin appearing on Eurowings routes in November 2025, initially on the carrier\u2019s non-stop Berlin to Dubai route, with the new seat offering bookable from August 2025.<\/p>\n

With the introduction of the new Premium BIZ seat to supplement the airline\u2019s existing business class product, Eurowings will now be offering several travel classes on its medium-haul routes. In addition to the Premium BIZ Seat (which will feature on eight rows per eight seats per aircraft), Eurowings passengers will also be able to travel in its existing business class product (where the middle seat of three is left vacant), and \u2018SMART\u2019 extra legroom seats as well as its basic economy product.<\/p>\n

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\u201cWith our new Premium BIZ seat, we offer business travellers and holidaymakers a completely new level of comfort on medium-haul flights,\u201d said Jens Bischof, CEO of Eurowings. \u201cMore privacy and a significantly enhanced feel-good atmosphere make longer flights noticeably more pleasant. We are thus setting a new standard in our market segment and clearly positioning Eurowings as Europe\u2019s leading value airline.\u201d<\/p>\n

The airline added that the market trials of the Premium BIZ product during the 2025\/26 northern winter timetable onwards will also provide other airlines in the Lufthansa Group with important insights for the future configuration of new aircraft fleets.<\/p>\n

Fleet renewal plans<\/h2>\n

Eurowings itself is currently preparing the most extensive fleet renewal in its history, following the airline\u2019s placing an order for 40 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft in January 2025. Lufthansa Group<\/a>, which placed the order, highlighted the decision to allocate the aircraft to Eurowings as further proof of its \u201csignificant progress towards more sustainable flying\u201d and said that the order equates to a $5 billion fleet investment.\u00a0The new short and medium-haul jets will be reconfigured with a redesigned cabin for more comfort on board and space for up to 189 passengers.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

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\u201cWith 40 state-of-the-art aircraft, we are laying the foundations for a successful Eurowings future that is geared towards ambitious sustainability goals. The largest investment in our company\u2019s history shows that we are making rapid progress towards low-emission flying \u2013 through significantly lower fuel consumption, lower emissions, and significantly less noise,\u201d said Jens Bischof at the time the order was announced, the CEO of Eurowings.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Bischof added: \u201cThe high-cost efficiency of the new jets also enables us to continue to offer Eurowings customers fair and attractive fares. Without such a technological leap, an airline will hardly be able to operate successfully on the market in the 2030s.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n