Lufthansa's premium economy seats offer 38 inches of pitch and a seat that is 18-19 inches wide, with 8 inches of recline. Lufthansa's premium economy seats offer a cocktail table at the armrest, which you can use for your pre-departure or in-flight beverage.

Lufthansa's seat dimensions in 2026 are largely in line with industry standards for major European "legacy" carriers. In Economy Class, you can typically expect a seat pitch (legroom) of 31 to 32 inches and a width of approximately 17 to 18 inches. While this is functional, many passengers find the "slimline" seat design on short-haul European flights to feel somewhat firm. However, the experience changes significantly on long-haul routes. Lufthansa has recently rolled out its "Allegris" cabin generation, which features significantly "bigger" and more private options. In the new Business Class, seats convert into a 2-meter-long (6.5 ft) flatbed and offer direct aisle access with high side panels for privacy. For those seeking extra space without the Business price tag, Premium Economy offers a more generous 38-inch pitch and wider seats with a deeper recline. While Lufthansa’s standard economy isn’t "oversized," their 2026 fleet modernization focuses on providing a more modular, spacious feel for premium and long-distance travelers.